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ofCourse Scheduling vs Peñalara GHC

Peñalara GHC

7.9#2 in school scheduling softwareFrom $8,300 a year
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FactofCourse SchedulingPeñalara GHC
HeadquartersUniversity City, Missouri, USASegovia, Spain
IntegrationsPremium includes export files, API access, and other integrations for a parent student information system, with up to 20 hours of consulting and custom development.GHC exchanges data and timetables with named regional academic managers including SÉNECA, SIGAD, SAUCE, GESTIBWEB, and EKADE, and provides an open exchange format for external applications.
PurposeofCourse is cloud-based software for university schedule-makers to build course schedules.GHC helps educational institutions create and manage timetables, including schools, vocational institutions, universities, colleges, and arts and music schools.
SecurityThe privacy policy says the company uses reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards and generally accepted industry standards, while noting it cannot guarantee complete security.Peñalara says its website uses an extended validation SSL certificate to encrypt communication and identify the website owner.
SupportAll editions include unlimited phone and email support from staff with university scheduling experience.Customer service is available Monday–Thursday 8:30–14:00 and 15:00–18:30 and Friday 8:30–14:30 Madrid time by phone and email.

ofCourse Scheduling plans

  • Essentials$8,499 a year
  • Online$9,999 a year
  • Pro$11,999 a year
  • PremiumPriced on request

Peñalara GHC plans

  • GHC DemoFree
  • GHC LiteFree
  • GHC Optimum — up to 10 teachers$8,300 a year
  • GHC Optimum — up to 15 teachers$12,000 a year
  • GHC Optimum — up to 20 teachers$15,700 a year
  • GHC Optimum — up to 25 teachers$19,400 a year

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Pick Peñalara GHC if…

GHC suits educational institutions that need to build and manage complex academic schedules with teacher, room, and student-group constraints. It may be relevant to schools that want calendars and absence management available to administrators, teachers, and students.

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