Student records
Keep individual student records and official student reporting in the SIS.
ONWARDSYNC VS. AN SIS
Your SIS stores student information. Who is running everything else?
A school operations platform and a student information system solve different problems. The strongest setup can use both.
// WHY IT MATTERS 01
Make the next step visible.
An SIS is primarily a system of record for student information and official academic or attendance workflows. OnwardSync focuses on operational execution: compliance, facilities, vendors, leadership actions, meetings, board reporting and follow-through.
// WHAT YOU CAN DO 02
Operational execution
Use OnwardSync to organize school-level work, ownership and deadlines.
Leadership intelligence
Connect aggregate signals to action without treating the operations layer as a second SIS.
Complement, do not duplicate
Reduce unnecessary re-entry and deepen integrations only where they add real value.
// IN THE SCHOOL DAY 03
A clearer way to
keep moving.
Attendance signal
The SIS can hold attendance records; OnwardSync can help leaders organize the operational response to an aggregate trend.
Facilities issue
OnwardSync tracks work that normally falls outside student records.
Board reporting
Operational reports can combine school-level signals with compliance, facilities and leadership context.
// FREQUENTLY ASKED 04
Questions worth answering.
Should we stop using our SIS?
No. OnwardSync is not positioned as a replacement for the student information system.
Does OnwardSync need student-level data?
Its current core is aggregate building-level intelligence and operational work, not individual student case management.
ONWARDSYNC BY AVODAH DYNAMICS