CloudNotte is all-in-one school management software. A school signs up, adds its classes, students, staff and parents, and then runs results, report sheets, CBT exams, fees, attendance, lesson notes and parent communication from one account. It works in the browser and in the CloudNotte app, and the CBT and secure-exam tools also work offline.

Nursery, primary and secondary schools (K-12), school groups with several campuses, training academies that sell courses, and teachers who want to run an online class. Higher institutions use the separate CloudNotte Higher Institution product.

Yes. Most CloudNotte schools are ordinary day and boarding schools. The software runs the office work — results, fees, attendance, records and parent updates — and adds online learning, CBT and a parent app on top. It is not only for online schools.

Yes. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, every user has their own login and role, accounting actions are protected by a PIN, and results are published only when the school says so. Secure CBT exams add identity checks, lockdown and audit trails.

The CBT tools do. Offline CBT runs a full exam on a local computer or server with no internet and syncs results when a connection returns, and the Secure CBT app works the same way for proctored exams. Day-to-day modules need an ordinary connection but are built for slow and shared networks.

Schools pay per student, per term or per year. In Nigeria plans start at ₦149 per student per term on the Foundation plan, with Standard, Enterprise and Star plans adding more modules. Prices for the rest of Africa, the United States and Europe are on the pricing page. There is no setup fee.

Results, CBT (online, offline and proctored), fees, attendance, lesson notes with AI, a learning management system and a parent app are one product with one login — not separate tools glued together. Schools also get a public page in the CloudNotte school directory, a jobs board for hiring teachers, and a support team that understands how Nigerian and African schools actually run.