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Devaishno Fees Management vs Infinite Campus

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FactDevaishno Fees ManagementInfinite Campus
HeadquartersJaipur, Rajasthan, IndiaBlaine, Minnesota, United States
IntegrationsThe vendor says its ERP modules integrate with one another so information entered in one place updates in other places, and its fees page specifically links transport fees with the bus route module.The SIS offers API setup, ad hoc reporting, and automated data extraction tools for exchanging data with third-party applications.
PurposeDevaishno describes its ERP as a cloud-based school management system designed for Indian schools, including CBSE, ICSE, and state board institutions.Infinite Campus is a K–12 student information system with over 1,500 tools.
SecurityThe fees page lists role-based access control, while the company describes cloud-based encrypted storage and role-based user access.Infinite Campus says customer data is hosted in secure U.S.-based data centers, with a separate database for each SIS site and daily backups retained for 30 days unless otherwise contractually required.
SupportThe pricing page lists email and chat support for Small, priority phone and email support for Medium, and 24/7 dedicated support for Large.The Support Portal allows authorized district contacts to submit support requests, communicate with advisors, attach files, and review closed cases.

Devaishno Fees Management plans

  • Medium₹15 a month
  • Small₹21,000 a year
  • LargePriced on request

Infinite Campus plans

No prices published.

Pick Devaishno Fees Management if…

This module is intended for Indian schools using Devaishno's ERP to manage student fees, discounts, payment status, and parent reminders. It may fit schools that want fee records connected with class assignments and bus routes.

Pick Infinite Campus if…

It suits K–12 organizations needing a broad SIS with family and student apps, enrollment, attendance, fees, and transport functions. Districts that need connections to learning, payment, communication, or other systems can use its APIs, reporting, extraction tools, and OneRoster support.

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