Your SIS holds the grades. Who runs sanitation, fire drills, and the license renewals?

Yes. Each cleaning becomes a per-area checklist with a photo, owner, and timestamp. Pest control is logged with the dated certificate attached, and water reservoir cleaning with the potability report. When the inspector shows up, the file is assembled in one click, with the date and owner for every step.

You run a flow with a food handler health and hygiene check, temperature control at receiving, in the fridge, and at serving, utensil sanitization, and supplier traceability. Each record carries an owner and timestamp, ready for the health inspector, with no notebook that goes missing.

Yes. The brigade cycle opens with the team roster and training validity, monthly extinguisher and hydrant inspection, an evacuation drill with timing and headcount, and a debrief with corrective actions. All with evidence ready for the fire department.

No, they complement each other. The SIS handles grades, report cards, and enrollment. Cadenio covers exactly what it doesn't: the regulated operational processes (cleaning, cafeteria, fire safety, permits, hiring, census, accountability) with an owner, evidence, and complete traceability.

Yes. Each campus runs its own cleaning, cafeteria, fire-safety, and licensing flows, but the network office gets a consolidated compliance view by school. Templates are standardized at headquarters and distributed without rework.

The flow has steps with owners and a leadership gate: the demo lesson is assessed, diploma, background certificate, and pre-employment medical exam are attached and verified, and only then does leadership release the contract and admission. No teacher reaches a classroom without complete documentation on record.