Cloud LMS for schools & colleges

A cloud-based LMS is a learning platform hosted by the provider and used through a browser or an app. The provider runs the servers, backups, security updates and upgrades, so the institution spends its time on courses and students rather than on infrastructure.

It depends on how it is run. iVake holds databases, documents and backups in your own region, encrypts every connection and stored backups, sets access by campus, department and role, and writes every read and change to an audit trail. Under India’s DPDP Act your institution is the Data Fiduciary and iVake acts as a Data Processor on your instructions.

Roughly four weeks for a school, and six to eight for a university or a group with several campuses. Class lists and staff are imported and reconciled first, so teachers start with their own sections already in place.

No. Moodle and Google Classroom can stay, connected to the student record, so enrolments and marks meet in one place. If you would rather move off your server, tell us what it holds and we map it during discovery.

The teacher app works offline and syncs when the connection returns, so registers and observations are not lost. Online tests and video lessons need a connection, so schedule them with your network in mind.

Campus operations are priced per student, per month, with no charge for extra staff logins and a one-time ₹10,000 onboarding fee. Hosting, backups and version upgrades are part of the subscription, not extra lines on the invoice.

Yes. One system runs with a context per campus, so every campus has its own programmes and calendar while students and staff use the same platform. Universities with several campuses are priced on a custom quote.

The standard service is hosted in your region. Where a group requires a private or dedicated deployment, we can quote for it.