Frequently asked questions

One platform for Ethiopian schools: student records, attendance with smart ID cards, fees, continuous assessment, report cards, exams, courses, timetables, HR, payroll and inventory, plus portals for parents and students, national exam prep and a tutor marketplace.

Yes. Academic years, semesters, leave years and recurring fees run on the Ethiopian calendar, and times can show in the Ethiopian dawn-count clock. Schools that prefer Gregorian dates or standard time switch the display in settings, and official documents print both calendars.

It is built for slow internet on budget Android phones. Key classroom work like attendance and mark entry keeps working through network drops and syncs when back online.

Yes. Each branch runs its own day to day work, while school leadership sees and acts across every branch from one school-wide view.

The daily work runs on a phone and behaves like the apps your staff already use: attendance is tapping the absentees, marks are typing the number. Training happens at your school, in the language your staff teach in.

Your school's own support person, by phone or SMS, the same person every time. A problem that blocks the school's work is answered within 24 hours, and usually within hours.

Parents pay about 55 santim per student per day for the core platform, billed as 200 ETB per year. The school pays nothing for the core, and the optional School Plan is 10 ETB per student per month. A new school runs its first full semester before paying anything.

Telebirr, CBE Birr, M-PESA and transfers to the school's bank accounts, alongside cash recorded at the office. Receipts carry a QR code for verification.

No. SMS is the primary channel for absences, fee reminders and results, in the parent's language. The portal is there for those who want more detail.

Yes. Students can sign in with their Temari student ID and a PIN. Setup and PIN resets route safely through the primary guardian's phone.

No. Anyone can create a free account and practice for Grade 6, 8 and 12 national exams, whether or not their school uses Temari.

The student's own school and the guardians that school has linked, each with their own permissions. Access follows the school's real structure, branch by branch.

The file travels forward with the student. The former school keeps a frozen archive of its own era only; it never sees what the new school adds.

They go with you. Registers, marks and finance books export in standard formats whenever you ask, so a school that leaves takes its full history along.

Receipts, transcripts, transfer letters and payslips carry a QR code linking to a public verification page that proves authenticity without exposing marks or amounts.