Certificates in your own format, filled in from the record.

You write the certificate in Word and put a tag wherever a detail should go, such as ${full_name}, ${section} or ${date_of_birth}, and ProEMS replaces each tag with that student's details when you generate it.

The template settings list every default tag, covering the student, their parents and the staff member generating the document. Image tags such as ${photo} place the student's photo, which is how ID cards and library cards get their picture. Once a template has been used it can't be deleted, so the log stays complete; switch it off instead.

The ProEMS TC has 21 numbered entries, from the pupil's name, admission number and Aadhaar number to the subjects offered, the class last studied, whether all dues are paid, general conduct and the reason for leaving.

ProEMS fills the pupil's details from the record, the next serial number in sequence and the class last studied. The office checks the subjects and the promotion and dues entries, and adds the rest. To compare it with what your board expects, see our transfer certificate format.

Yes: choose a class section instead of a single student, and ProEMS generates the certificate for every student in it, in roll-number order, and downloads them together as a ZIP file.

Yes, from Word templates: design the card in Word at the size you print, put ${photo} where the photo goes and tags for the name, class and admission number, then generate it for a student or a section.

Because the output is a Word file, you can print the cards in the office or send them to whoever prints your cards. Library cards work the same way, and pair with the library module on Platinum.