CAMPUSSOLUTIONS.NET 
GSoft’s ERP for the Academe, is a campus administration system that integrates different facets of a school -- student registration, accounts management, financials, class management, grades, library management, faculty and student services, pedestrian control and more.

TRADITIONAL CAMPUS SYSTEMS
Traditionally, each core school function is handled by a separate software system that often does not communicate or even share data/information with other systems in the campus. Often, these systems are developed in-house or done by outsourcing contractors. For the past decade, a lot of these systems are strewn all over the schools and attempts to piece them all together remains an elusive dream to many school administrators.

REDEFINING CAMPUS SYSTEMS
GSoft’s CAMPUSSOLUTIONS.NET was the end result of overcoming the limitations associated with traditional campus systems. Unlike its predecessors, CAMPUSSOLUTIONS.NET was carefully researched, designed and written from ground up to the smallest features with the goal of liberating the schools of the failures and shortcomings evident with traditional systems. It has been thought of to inter-operate and share data/information from the start with other campus systems. It was also designed so users have a single view of all systems running inside the campus. Just like Corporate ERPs, GSoft’s CAMPUSSOLUTIONS.NET is an ERP made exclusively for the academic sector.

CAMPUSSOLUTIONS.NET
redefining the campus experience

With GSoft’s campus ERP, a school can now have a central enlistment system that would store existing student, faculty member, and staff records to be used by all systems. Future systems can be added to utilize the information in the central repository. Systems for enrollment, grading and library can inter-operate with the central enlistment system. In addition, the library system gets some info of its patron database from the enrollment system.

While the grading system initially depends on data coming from an enrollment system, the enrollment system in turn uses the students’ promotions list generated by the grading system.

With this setup, school administrators can possibly generate a unified profile of every student summarizing details related to enrollment, accounts receivables, grades, library usage and gates entry/exit logs.

campussolutions.net transcends beyond the usual system features we have seen in the past. Schools have less worries in managing the systems, putting much emphasis in managing the school. Teachers need not worry how to compute grades and come up with rankings, thereby giving more quality time to improve their craft in teaching. Librarians will now be aided by the system so they can effectively improve the quality of the library’s collection.

• MANAGE THE SCHOOL, NOT THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS!
  With GSoft’s academic ERP, the school can now focus on managing the campus instead of tying school resources to manage unfinished, buggy, unwieldy, overblown, disfunctional systems so they now quickly respond to the new challenges brought about by the new breed of students and industry requirements. campussolutions.net is basically a turn-key ERP system designed specifically for an acaemic institution based on generally-accepted streamlined practices that can be immediately put to use. The school need not reinvent the wheel and create its own.
  
• IT IS FUNCTIONAL! RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX
  campussolutions.net is synonymous to quick ROI. Why would the school wait for an untested system to be in place after 6-12 months only to find out the system is a failure when one can have a proven and tested, streamlined system in place within a week?
  
• ROLES RULES!
  campussolutions.net allows role-centric management of users to gain access into the system. Groups can be defined and given access to certain services provided by the system. This gives the school’s system administrator a security-rich way of managing how the system can be accessed and used. User groups can only see and use what they need to see and use. 
• RELIABILITY
  Still questioning why today’s cashier collection is not equal to that of the system’s printout? Still wondering where all those library holdings went? Still doing a manual counter-checking routine if the grades printed by the system equates to that of the manual computation? campussolutions.net will bring peace of mind, trust and confidence that the system correctly computes and stores campus information. 
• CUSTOMERS CAN BE HARSH
  School customers such as the students, teachers, staff, parents, library researchers, fetchers can sometimes be so harsh when they encounter that the school is using a lousy and slow system. People nowadays demand instant feeback, answers and responses. Parents will complain if they have to queue in line to get their children enrolled. Teachers will raise a howl if the system becomes sluggish during the last day of submission of grades. campussolutions.net is optimized for high performance and designed to handle and scale up to the school’s desired load. It can very well take advantage of performance-enhancing software and hardware solutions found in most enterprise computing environments.
• CONVENIENCE
  School customers demand not only instantaneous system feedback, but demand real-time convenience. They want access to the system, whenever and wherever they are. GSoft’s solution solves this user expectation by allowing the schools to provide most if not all of the school’s services via the Web, both in and out of the campus on a 24x7 basis. 

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SERVER REQUIREMENTS: 32-bit x86 Processor Based Server (P4, Athlon, Xeon) or 64-bit x64 Processor Based Server, 1GHz CPU or higher, 512MB RAM (for OS), 512MB RAM (for DB), 500MB hard disk space for runtime binaries, 10GB or more for data space, LAN-Enabled machine. Windows 2003 Server, Internet Information Services 6, SQL Server 2000/2005, .NET Framework 1.1/2.0, MDAC 2.8 or later, MS Office XP/2003.

TERMINAL REQUIREMENTS: Any windows compatible processor, 256MB RAM, 500MB harddisk space. Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP. Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher, MS Office XP/2003.

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