Fewer schedule questions
Students can review upcoming and completed lessons from their own account.
Give invited students secure access to their own lessons and attendance, invoices sent by the school, payment details, current balance, and profile using the same records your team already manages.
Included in every Intelligence Cloud plan. The school controls access.
Student portal
Alex Stone
Next lesson
English Kids A
Upcoming group lesson
Attendance
Present
Last completed lesson
Sent invoice
August 2026
Updated after the recorded payment
€482.40
Current balance
Payment history
€360 recorded
August 2, 2026
Student self-service
The portal shows the same operational records that the school already manages in Intelligence Cloud.
Students can review upcoming and completed lessons from their own account.
Recorded attendance stays visible in the context of the lesson where it happened.
Only invoices sent by the school are available, with the breakdown and PDF the student received.
Students can review recorded payments, their allocation, and the updated balance without the portal pretending to be an online checkout.
Watch a language school approve a lesson schedule, send an invoice, record a €360 payment, and give the student a clear view of the updated balance and payment allocation.
Student Portal Software for Language Schools | Lessons, Invoices & Payments
Back office to student portal
The workflow follows the same records from the school workspace into the student's secure view without a separate spreadsheet or manually maintained portal copy.
The school reviews the draft schedule and applies the approved group or individual lessons.
The invoice remains in the school workspace while staff checks its lesson rows, discounts, previous balance, and amount due.
After the school uses Send invoice, the invoice breakdown and PDF become available in the Student Portal.
The student sees the transaction, how it was allocated between billing periods, and the updated current balance.
What students can review
The portal is focused on practical school information. It is not an LMS, grade book, parent portal, or public registration system.
Upcoming and completed lessons with the schedule context relevant to the student.
Recorded attendance outcomes connected to completed lessons.
Invoices become visible only after the school sends them, including the invoice breakdown and PDF.
Payments recorded by the school, their billing allocation, and the resulting current balance, with no unsupported online payment claim.
The student's own account and profile information in a mobile-friendly view.
Controlled by the school
Plan availability does not create student accounts automatically. School staff decides who receives an invitation and can deactivate access later.
Available in every plan
Starter, Pro, and Pro+ workspaces can invite students without an additional student portal subscription.
Connected product areas
Explore the operational pages that create the information students can review.
Plan the group and individual lessons that appear in the student's schedule.
Record lesson outcomes before they reach invoices, reports, and the student view.
Create explainable invoices, payments, debt, credit, and balances from school records.
Keep employee permissions and student portal access aligned with responsibility.
Student portal software gives an authenticated student a secure place to review information the school already manages, such as lessons, attendance, sent invoices, payment details, current balances, and profile data.
Yes. Student portal access is included in Starter, Pro, and Pro+ without a separate portal add-on fee.
No. Students can see only their own invoices after the school sends them. Draft and unsent invoices remain in the school workspace.
The current portal shows payment history recorded by the school. It does not claim an online payment checkout.
No. The capability is available to every school plan, but school staff explicitly invites each student and can deactivate access later.
No. The portal focuses on operational records around lessons, attendance, invoices, payments, and profile data. Homework, grades, course content, and parent accounts are outside this scope.
Start with demo data, verify the workflow, and invite students when the school is ready.