Bring school operations, learning, assessments, SEND and wellbeing, family collaboration, workforce management, recruitment, school commerce and governed AI into one permission-aware platform.
EdiWay connects the people, evidence and workflows around every learner - helping schools reduce repeated administration, improve access to information and keep each authorised user focused on what matters to their role.
Designed for UK Education · SEND-Inclusive · Permission-Aware · Family Connected · Human-Reviewed AI
Schools often manage attendance, assessments, SEND, family communication, resources, recruitment and workforce records across separate systems. Each disconnected workflow creates another place to enter information, search for evidence or maintain an incomplete version of the learner’s story.
EdiWay brings these areas into a clearer operating model built around the school, the learner and the people authorised to support them.
Reuse relevant learner, class, family and workforce information across connected workflows instead of entering it repeatedly.
Link assessments, observations, resources, interventions, support plans and progress to the appropriate learner record.
Give leaders a clearer view of school activity, learner progress, staffing, support and outstanding actions.
Control access through roles, schools, classes, learner relationships, consent and defined information areas.
EdiWay covers the wider school ecosystem without forcing every user into the same dashboard or giving everyone access to the same information.
Configure your school, organise classes and coordinate the operational workflows that keep each day moving.
Configure school identity, sectors, year groups, subjects, terms, branding, roles, subscriptions and leadership oversight.
Coordinate admissions, behaviour, events, visitors, medical information, library services, catering, transport and operational reporting.
Create classes, assign staff, organise timetables, manage seating plans, open registers and keep attendance linked to the correct learners.
Bring academic progress, classroom activity, submitted evidence and educator feedback into a more continuous view.
Record academic assessments, formative evidence, observations, targets and progress from early years through post-16 pathways.
Create, classify and assign learning resources, collect learner submissions, provide feedback and connect outcomes to progress.
Turn connected school and learner information into role-aware reports for leadership, teaching, support services and planning.
Bring educational needs, support evidence, wellbeing context and agreed actions into structured, controlled workflows.
Coordinate SEN records, referrals, support plans, provision, interventions, sensory information, wellbeing evidence and safeguarding records.
EdiWay helps authorised people organise evidence and review activity. It does not diagnose conditions or make safeguarding or statutory decisions.
Invite approved organisations and practitioners into learner-specific relationships with a defined purpose, scope and review period.
Organise EOTAS foundations, provision packages, provider activity, sessions, reviews, meetings, actions, transport information and learner timelines where enabled.
Statutory eligibility, funding and placement decisions remain with the responsible authorised organisations.
Give parents, carers and learners purposeful access while preserving the source, ownership and visibility of different records.
Give families access to linked children, approved school information, learning activities, communications, evidence and relevant purchases.
Support parent-led routines, learning plans, resources, observations, submitted evidence and flexible progress tracking.
Home education remains a distinct pathway rather than being reduced to a school-style dashboard.
Prepare selected, consent-controlled evidence for another school, college, training pathway, professional relationship or adult learner record.
Transition packs retain appropriate context, source and ownership rather than creating unrestricted access to a learner’s complete history.
Connect recruitment, staff management and school purchasing workflows to the wider operational platform.
Create vacancies, receive applications, manage assessment stages, coordinate interviews, record decisions and convert successful applicants into staff records.
Manage staff profiles, onboarding, leave, qualifications, documents, CPD, time, shifts, absence, performance, induction and relevant compliance records.
Create school storefronts, manage products and orders, support linked-parent purchasing and coordinate payment workflows through Stripe Connect where enabled.
Marketplace availability and production payment features remain subject to account setup, entitlement and live payment testing.
EdiWay combines role-aware reporting, permission-scoped access and governed AI without removing professional responsibility.
Use permitted school and learner information to help prepare reports, summaries, communications, meeting materials and learning resources.
AI outputs remain reviewable drafts. EdiWay AI does not diagnose learners, determine safeguarding outcomes, issue statutory plans or replace authorised professional judgement.
Understand how EdiWay approaches permissions, privacy, data protection, accessibility, safeguarding boundaries, retention and responsible information sharing.
Keep access shaped around the user’s organisation, role, assigned classes, learner relationships, consent and approved information areas.
A learner’s circumstances may change over time. Their education may involve school, home education, hybrid learning, specialist provision, professional support or preparation for adulthood.
EdiWay is designed to support that continuity without treating each pathway or relationship as an unrelated record.
Connect classes, timetables, attendance, assessments, resources, SEND support and family communication.
Support family-led routines, learning plans and evidence while keeping school-owned and family-owned information appropriately separated.
Allow approved professionals to contribute through defined learner relationships rather than receiving unrestricted access to school records.
Prepare selected evidence for a new setting, pathway or adult-controlled record while retaining context, ownership and consent.
A connected platform should not mean that every person can see every record.
EdiWay uses different layers of responsibility to determine what a user can view and what actions they can take.
Access can be limited to the relevant school or approved organisation.
Leaders, teachers, SENCOs, operational staff, families and professionals receive different tools and permissions.
Staff can be limited to assigned classes, learners or areas of responsibility.
Family and professional access can depend on an active, approved learner relationship and appropriate consent.
Sensitive areas such as safeguarding, SEND, medical, HR and professional evidence can remain separately controlled.
Important activity, approvals and access changes can be recorded for authorised review.
The platform experience changes according to each person’s responsibilities, relationships and approved access.
See a clearer picture of school operations, staffing, learner progress, support activity and implementation priorities.
Manage classes, plan learning, record attendance, assign resources, assess progress and capture relevant observations.
Coordinate referrals, support plans, provision, interventions, evidence, reviews and appropriate professional contributions.
Record and review concerns, wellbeing context, chronologies and agreed actions within controlled information areas.
Manage staffing, recruitment, workforce records, operational services, reporting and school commerce.
Access approved information, learning activities, communication, family-owned evidence and relevant school services.
Contribute evidence, reports, meetings and actions through limited, learner-specific workspaces.
EdiWay connects school management with the wider learner ecosystem.
It brings together operational administration, learning evidence, SEND and wellbeing, families, professional collaboration, workforce tools, recruitment, school commerce and governed AI.
The objective is not to replace educators, SENCOs, safeguarding leads, professional services or statutory decision-makers.
It is to reduce avoidable duplication, make evidence easier to follow and help authorised people work from a clearer shared context.
The product is designed for organisations and the people around a learner. The experience changes with the user's responsibility, not just their account type.
EdiWay includes school management and operational capabilities, but its scope is broader than a conventional MIS. It connects school operations with learning, SEND and wellbeing, families, workforce management, recruitment, school commerce, specialist pathways and governed AI.
No. Access is designed around the relevant school, role, learner, class, relationship, consent and information area. Different users receive different views and capabilities according to their responsibilities.
EdiWay is designed so that schools can begin with the workflows most relevant to them and connect additional areas as their needs and platform access develop.
Feature availability may depend on the school’s subscription, enabled modules, permissions and current live-testing status.
EdiWay provides structured workflows for support records, referrals, plans, provision, interventions, reviews, sensory information, wellbeing context and evidence gathering.
The platform organises educational evidence and collaboration. It does not diagnose conditions, issue statutory decisions or replace professional assessment.
Parents can access approved information and contribute through relevant family workflows. Approved professionals can be invited into limited learner-specific relationships with a defined purpose and scope.
They do not automatically receive unrestricted access to the wider school or learner record.
EdiWay AI can assist with drafting, summarising, document preparation and resource creation where enabled and permitted.
Outputs remain drafts for human review. AI does not make diagnoses, safeguarding findings, statutory decisions or automatic approvals.
EdiWay includes home-education workflows and an England-first EOTAS foundation. These pathways remain distinct from ordinary school enrolment and attendance while connecting relevant evidence around the learner.
Some specialist and external workspaces may be available only through controlled rollout or live testing.
EdiWay is being actively developed and tested.
Schools participating in live testing can explore current workflows, provide practical feedback and help shape how the platform supports real educational settings.
Some features may remain in development, require additional configuration or be available only through controlled rollout.