Getting started
Understand the basic order for launching a school workspace.
Find starting points for school owners, administrators, teachers, students, and parents as they learn how to use Taqdeem.
Understand the basic order for launching a school workspace.
Create the school profile and first super admin account.
Use the role-based login page to reach the right workspace.
Add school identity, logo, colors, contacts, and report presentation.
Prepare academic years, terms, class groups, streams, and sections.
Add learners, connect them to classes, and keep records clean.
Create staff profiles, accounts, roles, and teaching assignments.
Take attendance from accurate class lists and review patterns.
Define fees, record payments, monitor balances, and review expenses.
Confirm terms, subjects, grades, remarks, attendance, and branding.
Invite families and learners where portal access is enabled.
Check setup order, active term, class enrollment, and role access first.
Different users should not all start in the same place. Use this guide to send each person to the right first action.
School owners: register the school, create the first admin account, and confirm the school identity.
Administrators: complete branding, create academic terms, add classes, add staff, and enroll learners.
Teachers: check assigned classes, confirm class lists, then begin attendance, assignments, and grading.
Parents and students: login only after the school has created access and connected the correct learner records.
Many early problems come from setup order. These checks help a school administrator locate the source quickly.
If a class is empty, confirm learners are enrolled in the active term and correct class.
If a teacher cannot see a class, check the teacher account, role membership, and class or subject assignment.
If reports look incomplete, confirm subjects, assessment labels, grades, remarks, attendance, and branding.
If parents cannot see information, confirm parent accounts, linked learners, role access, and school membership.
If finance records do not match expectations, review fee settings, payment entries, student class placement, and term filters.
Start with school registration, then complete branding, create the active term, add classes and subjects, add staff, and enroll students.
Check that the user has the correct role, an active membership, and is using the existing login route.
Confirm that learners are enrolled in the active term and the correct class.
Active term, classes, subjects, teacher assignments, grading labels, student enrollment, and branding should be reviewed first.
Build the academic structure that powers classes, subjects, assignments, grading, timetables, attendance, and reporting.
Track fees, payments, expenses, balances, and term finance visibility from one school administration space.
Record daily or class attendance and turn absence patterns into useful visibility for teachers, administrators, parents, and students.
Prepare term reports with grades, remarks, attendance, school branding, and print-ready presentation.
Use the documentation, then register your school when your basic academic and staff information is ready.