How the sidebar is laid out
Every school signs in at its own subdomain (<your-school>.elimuboraerp.com) and lands on the dashboard. The sidebar to the left groups the modules you can reach into named sections. The exact set you see depends on the roles your account holds and the modules your school has switched on; a class teacher’s sidebar is shorter than a principal’s, and a bursar’s is shorter than both.
At the very top is the Dashboard — the home page that opens after sign-in, with the leadership widgets and the academic year and term filter pickers. Below it the menu is organised into these groups:
- People: Students, Teachers, Staff, and Guardians — the people records the rest of the panel reads from. See Users & Identity.
- Register: the daily attendance sheets (Registers) and the absence follow-ups they generate (Pending Follow-ups). See Attendance.
- Timetables: the per-teacher weekly schedules and the lessons they hold. See Timetable & Lessons.
- Assessments & Grading: Assessments and Report Cards, where tests are set up, grades are keyed in, and term-end report cards are generated. See Assessments & Report Cards.
- Finance: Billables, Billable Groups, Invoices, Invoice Payments, Wallets, Earmarks, Sponsors, and Payment Integrations. See Finance & Fee Management.
- Inventory Management: Stock, Products, Suppliers, Purchases, Requisitions, and Low Stock Alerts. See Inventory & Procurement.
- Clubs & Societies: Clubs, Club Meetings, and Club Activities. See Clubs & Societies.
- Sports & Games: Sports, Houses, Teams, Competitions, Fixtures, and Awards. See Sports & Games.
- Settings: the configuration cluster. Inside it sit the academic structure (Curriculums, Curriculum Stages, Academic Years, Terms, Pathways, Subjects), Grade Levels & Streams, Grading Scales, Roles & Permissions, and the school-wide and module configuration. See School Settings, Curriculum, and Roles & Permissions.
What to read first
You do not need to read every module page before you start. Pick the page that matches the work in front of you and come back for the others as the term goes on. If you are a class teacher or a subject teacher, read in this order:- Attendance — marking the morning and afternoon register is the first thing class teachers do each day.
- Assessments & Report Cards — how to set up a test, enter grades, and produce the term’s report cards.
- Timetable & Lessons — read your own weekly schedule and follow lesson changes.
- Curriculum — reference reading for the subjects, streams, and grading scales you teach against.
All module pages
Every module the school can use is documented in its own page. The cards below link to each one.Users & Identity
Students, teachers, non-teaching staff, guardians, accounts, and roles.
Curriculum
Curricula, stages, grade levels, streams, subjects, pathways, and grading scales.
Academic Years & Terms
The pre-seeded school calendar that anchors every other record to a term.
Attendance
Daily registers, absence follow-ups, and the notifications that go to guardians.
Assessments & Report Cards
Set up assessments, enter grades, and generate term-end report cards.
Timetable & Lessons
Per-teacher weekly schedules and the lessons they hold.
Events
Plan school events, invite attendees, and send reminders.
Finance & Fee Management
Billables, invoices, M-Pesa payments, wallets, earmarks, and refunds.
Inventory & Procurement
Products, suppliers, purchases, stock movements, requisitions, and alerts.
Sports & Games
Sports, houses, teams, competitions, fixtures, results, and house points.
Clubs & Societies
Clubs, meetings, attendance, and activities.
Activity Log
The audit trail of every recorded change in your school’s data.

