The learning management system built into your school ERP.

During the pandemic, most Indian schools cobbled together an emergency LMS out of Google Classroom, Zoom and WhatsApp. It worked — until schools reopened. The moment offline classes returned, teachers were maintaining attendance in one app, homework in another, marks in a third and parent communication in a fourth. The overhead ballooned.

An integrated LMS solves this by treating digital and offline as one continuum. A teacher marks classroom attendance in the morning, assigns homework in the LMS after lunch, and enters marks for a physical test in the exam module — all in the same app. The parent, meanwhile, sees a unified timeline of what happened that day.

Devryon's LMS also solves the biggest weakness of generic LMS platforms: they don't understand Indian curriculum structure. Devryon models classes, sections, streams, subjects, chapters and topics natively, with support for CBSE, ICSE, IB and every state board.

The Enterprise plan brings Google Meet and Zoom directly into Devryon. A teacher schedules a live class inside the LMS; the meeting link is auto-generated; students and parents see it inside the app; attendance is captured based on who joins. There is no separate meeting ID to share, no WhatsApp broadcast, and no forgotten link. When the class ends, the recording can be attached to the same lesson so absentees can catch up.

For schools that already use Google Workspace or Zoom Education, Devryon respects existing accounts and permissions — no duplicate license fees, no shifting to a new video platform. For schools that are starting fresh, we help set up the right accounts during onboarding.

This integration is where hybrid schools thrive. A student can be in class one day, at home the next, and still have exactly one place to check homework, join live sessions and see marks. That continuity is what separates a real school LMS from a bolt-on video tool.