SchoolGaze
5.8#15 in school accounting softwareFrom 1,500,000 UGX a yearWeb
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Software Unlimited School Accounting System
7.8#2 in school accounting softwareFrom $3,250 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | SchoolGaze | Software Unlimited School Accounting System |
|---|---|---|
| Company | SchoolGaze is built and maintained by Thinkx Software Ltd, a Kampala-based software company based in Naalya, Kampala. | Software Unlimited, Inc. says it was founded in 1979 and lists its address in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. |
| Headquarters | Naalya, Kampala, Uganda | Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States |
| Purpose | SchoolGaze is an all-in-one school management platform built for schools in Uganda. | The School Accounting System provides fund accounting and financial software tailored to K–12 school districts and state reporting requirements. |
| Support | All plans include local support via WhatsApp, phone and email; Enterprise includes a dedicated account manager and priority 24/7 support. | Support is offered by phone, email and in-system requests, and the company says more than half of calls reach a live representative. |
SchoolGaze plans
- Starter1,500,000 UGX a year
- Growth3,600,000 UGX a year
- Enterprise6,000,000 UGX a year
Software Unlimited School Accounting System plans
- K12Docs$1,300, paid once
- K12Docs annual ≤100 students$3,250 a year
- K12Docs annual 101-500 students$3,400 a year
- K12Docs annual 501-1000 students$4,275 a year
- K12Docs annual 1001-3000 students$5,900 a year
- K12Docs annual 3001-5000 students$5,950 a year
Pick SchoolGaze if…
It is intended for Ugandan schools managing academics, fees, administration, and communications in one cloud system. Plan choice depends partly on student enrollment and parent-portal needs.
Pick Software Unlimited School Accounting System if…
This system is intended for K–12 school districts that need fund accounting, payroll, accounts payable, and state-specific reporting. It may suit districts choosing between local installation and a hosted option.