Each school's data kept apart
Every school's records are separated in the database with PostgreSQL row-level security, so one school cannot see another school's data.
Trust by design
How EduSphere looks after your school's information.
School records are personal. This page describes the protections built into EduSphere today.
Role-based permissions
Each person works through a role with its own permissions. A teacher sees their own classes and a parent sees only their own children. The school can adjust what each role may do.
Audit log
Important changes are recorded with who made them and when, and the school can review them. Opening a parent-teacher chat to read it is recorded too.
Sensitive details encrypted
Details such as Aadhaar numbers and student health information are stored encrypted, and shown masked where the full value is not needed.
Uploads checked for viruses
Every uploaded file goes through a virus check before anyone can open it. A file that fails the check is quarantined.
Careful sign-in
Passwords must meet a minimum length and are checked against a list of known breached passwords. Repeated sign-in attempts are limited.
Your sessions, your control
Everyone can see where they are signed in, sign out other devices and review their recent sign-in activity.
Privacy tools for families
Parents can see what they have agreed to, withdraw optional consent, download a copy of their data and ask the school to correct or delete it.
Your school's data stays yours
School administrators can export the school's data from Settings.
This page describes what EduSphere does today. It is not a certification or a legal statement.
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