School Bright

School Bright is a digital school management platform developed by Jabjai Corporation Co., Ltd., headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. It helps schools reduce teachers' paperwork, improve student safety and keep parents informed through one connected system.

The all-in-one software covers online admissions, student records, academic assessment, early-childhood management, online exams with grading and item analysis, online classrooms, attendance and leave, behaviour points, student care (home visits and SDQ/EQ screening), online tuition payment linked to banks, a digital canteen with top-up, and library management. Hardware includes AI face-scanning cameras, student card scanners, smart canteen devices and top-up kiosks. Data is hosted on Microsoft Azure, AWS and Huawei Cloud. Users include 412 schools, 32,432 staff and 519,704 students.

• Admissions and records: online student admission and a central student registry.
• Academics: assessment, online exams, automatic grading and item analysis, and online classrooms.
• Attendance and behaviour: check-in, leave requests and behaviour scoring.
• Student care: home-visit records and SDQ/EQ screening for at-risk students.
• Payments and canteen: online tuition payment and a cashless digital canteen with top-up kiosks.
• Hardware: AI face-scan cameras, card scanners and smart canteen devices connected to the platform.

A private K-12 school chain in Vietnam can run admissions, fees, canteen and parent communication on one system. An international school can use AI face-scan check-in to notify parents of arrival and departure. A boarding school can manage behaviour points and student-care screening.

Reduces teachers' document work so they spend more time with students, as reported by school directors on the site. Streamlines canteen operations and tuition collection through bank-linked online payment. Lets parents track attendance, announcements, fees and results from a mobile app. Improves campus safety with AI face-scan check-in.

Private and public schools in Southeast Asia are consolidating separate tools for academics, finance and parent communication into single platforms, while parents expect real-time updates and cashless payments. Student safety and well-being screening are becoming standard requirements, a pattern also seen among Vietnamese private schools.

Developed by Jabjai Corporation Co., Ltd., Bangkok, led by CEO Narin Khurana. Reports more than 400 schools as customers, including International Community School Bangkok, Suankularb Wittayalai Nonthaburi, Naree Wittaya and Prateepasat School. Hosted on Microsoft Azure, AWS and Huawei Cloud.