Pricing

Understand what shapes your ESAAP proposal

ESAAP pricing depends on organization type, active users or student strength, selected capabilities, custom activity scope, migration effort, integrations, reports, support expectations, and rollout timeline.

ESAAP Workspace Automation view
ESAAP automation workspace Academics, administration, planning, and reports
ESAAP
Connected workflows Admissions, academics, fees, exams, HR, and custom processes.
Role-based access Management, staff, students, parents, and activity owners.
Dashboards and reports Live status, pending work, KPIs, and review summaries.
WorkflowsRolesReports
Single operating record Centralized data Academics, administration, finance, exams, planning, and custom activity records stay connected. 01
Decision visibility Dashboards Management reviews MIS, KPIs, risks, pending work, and department progress without waiting for manual summaries. 02
Controlled access Role access Students, parents, faculty, staff, administrators, and leaders see the right information for their responsibility. 03
Rollout confidence Support Implementation, migration, training, integrations, and adoption can be planned in clear phases. 04

Pricing basics

Scope the proposal around users, workflows, migration, and support

Which organization model?

A school, college, university, training provider, education group, or activity-driven organization usually needs different capability depth and rollout support.

Which activities go first?

Admissions, student records, fees, exams, valuation, mobile access, compliance, HR, planning, analytics, and custom activities can be phased or bundled.

What rollout help is needed?

Migration, integrations, reports, training, go-live support, and admin handover can change the final proposal.

Organization

Type, scale, and structure

School, college, university, training institute, education group, or organization-wide automation with locations, departments, users, and student strength.

Shapes license and rollout assumptions
Capabilities

First phase modules

Admissions, student records, fees, academics, exams, valuation, HR, mobile access, compliance, analytics, integrations, or custom activities.

Shapes product scope
Migration

Current data and validation

Old ERP exports, spreadsheets, registers, duplicate records, inactive batches, fee balances, marks history, staff data, and owner sign-off.

Shapes implementation effort
Rollout

Training, support, and adoption

Training groups, go-live window, report formats, integrations, admin handover, escalation expectations, and post-launch review rhythm.

Shapes support model
01
Profile

Confirm organization size and structure

Share active users or student strength, locations, departments, programs, batches, and role groups.

02
Scope

Select first-phase capabilities

Identify the modules, custom activities, reports, dashboards, integrations, and mobile roles required first.

03
Plan

Estimate rollout effort

Clarify migration files, data validation, training groups, support expectations, and timeline.

Organization scale

Active users or student strength, locations, departments, programs, and batches.

First phase

Selected modules, custom activities, dashboards, mobile roles, and reports.

Migration work

Current systems, file quality, duplicate records, validation rounds, and owner sign-off.

Support model

Training groups, admin handover, integrations, go-live support, and review rhythm.

Pricing

Find the plan that matches your organization and rollout scope

Scope-based pricing Choose the closest operating model first. ESAAP then prepares the proposal from users, modules, migration, integrations, reports, and support scope.
School ERP 01

School Operations

Best fitSchools and junior colleges

Pricing model Custom proposal Based on strength, users, modules, and rollout support.
First rollout Admissions, Attendance, Fees, Parent communication
AdmissionsFeesParents
College ERP 02

Core College Suite

Best fitSingle-campus and growing colleges

Pricing model Custom proposal Sized around departments, programs, reports, and users.
First rollout Student records, Academics, Fees, Examinations
AcademicsExamsMIS
Autonomous / exam-heavy 03

Exam Control Suite

Best fitAutonomous and exam-heavy institutions

Pricing model Custom proposal Built around exam volume, valuation, results, and reports.
First rollout Hall tickets, Eligibility, Valuation, Results
ValuationResultsOBE
University / group 04

Enterprise Rollout

Best fitUniversities and education groups

Pricing model Custom proposal Structured around campuses, roles, governance, and rollout waves.
First rollout Campus roles, Migration, Multi-campus MIS, Support model
Multi-campusAnalyticsGovernance
Custom automation 05

Workflow Configuration

Best fitCustom activity automation

Pricing model Custom proposal Defined from forms, approval stages, reports, and roles.
First rollout Forms, Owners, Approvals, Dashboards
FormsApprovalsReports

Quote drivers

Six inputs shape the final ESAAP proposal

These inputs help finance and management compare scope clearly before requesting commercial terms.

Users and records

Active users or student strength, applicants, alumni, staff, campuses, departments, batches, and role groups.

Capability depth

Selected modules, custom activities, mobile access, dashboards, reports, and phased capability rollout.

Migration work

Data exports, cleanup, duplicate checks, import templates, validation rounds, and owner sign-off.

Integrations

Payment gateways, SMS, email, WhatsApp, biometric devices, LMS, assessment tools, and reporting exports.

Reports and MIS

Finance reports, exam reports, compliance evidence, leadership dashboards, statutory exports, and custom MIS.

Training and support

Training depth, go-live support, admin handover, escalation needs, and post-launch review cadence.

Pricing preparation

Bring these details to get a sharper pricing review

A pricing review becomes faster when your team shares operational facts instead of asking for a generic package name.

Good pricing input "We want fees, exams, attendance, reports, migration from spreadsheets, payment gateway, and admin training for 3,000 students."
Organization scaleActive users or student strength, locations, departments, programs, batches, staff count, and role groups.
Module scopeFirst-phase modules, later-phase modules, mobile access, analytics depth, compliance needs, and exam or valuation requirements.
Migration filesOld ERP data, spreadsheets, registers, file quality, duplicate records, inactive records, and validation ownership.
Integration needsPayment gateways, SMS, email, WhatsApp, biometric devices, LMS tools, assessment systems, and reporting exports.
Support expectationsAdmin ownership, training depth, go-live support, escalation expectations, release communication, and post-launch review rhythm.
Success measuresFaster reports, better fee visibility, exam control, compliance evidence, user adoption, or custom workflow tracking.

Budget readiness

Move pricing from inquiry to approval with a clear review path

01 Finance

Review commercial scope

Users, modules, migration, integrations, support, billing expectations, and purchase process.

02 IT

Review technical scope

Access, audit logs, backups, integrations, migration ownership, admin handover, and support escalation.

03 Operations

Review rollout scope

First workflows, departments, training groups, reports, go-live window, and adoption review.

04 Leadership

Approve value case

Expected outcomes such as report speed, fee visibility, exam control, compliance readiness, or user adoption.

Pricing next step

Share your organization type and first rollout priority

ESAAP can prepare a more useful pricing review when your team shares active users or student strength, locations, current system, selected capabilities, custom activity needs, migration scope, and rollout timeline.

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