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AudienceAeries positions the SIS for K–12 districts and campus users, including educators, district staff, parents, students, and IT leaders.The company describes Gradelink as software for schools and offers role pages for administrators, admissions, business offices, parents or students, teachers, and dioceses or districts.
HeadquartersOrange, California, United StatesFoothill Ranch, California, United States
IntegrationsAeries publishes integrations including Canvas, ClassLink, Clever, Ed-Fi, Google Classroom, and Microsoft products.Listed included integrations include Apple School Manager, FACTS Tuition Management, Google Classroom, Microsoft School Data Sync, and NCEA reporting.
Student recordsAeries describes capabilities for attendance, behavior, grading, scheduling, transcripts, graduation tracking, interventions, health, and student services.The SIS lists demographic management, student records, medical records, student photos, and IEP tracking.
SupportAeries lists customer technical support Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pacific, and directs parents and students to their school for help.The SIS includes personalized phone and email support, staff training, help website access, and automatic software updates.

Aeries SIS plans

  • Aeries SISPriced on request

Gradelink plans

  • Gradelink PaymentsFree
  • SmartSend Pro add-on$16.67 a month
  • EnrollMe add-on$20.83 a month
  • Gradelink Student Information System$106 a month

Pick Aeries SIS if…

Aeries SIS is aimed at K–12 districts and campus users, including educators, district staff, parents, students, and IT leaders. It suits districts needing student records, reporting, and portal access across web and mobile.

Pick Gradelink if…

Gradelink is for schools that need student records, academic tools, and school management in one system. Its role pages address administrators, teachers, admissions and business staff, families, and dioceses or districts.

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