Designed around trust
Education technology must protect people as carefully as it connects them. Scholanet’s architecture uses centralized identity, role-based access, governed data, auditability, security controls and responsible technology principles.
One identity
One Scholanet account can support multiple authorised roles without duplicate identities.
Role-based access
Permissions are enforced by role, module, action, relationship and data scope.
Data minimisation
Public discovery is separated from private learner, parent, financial, examination and institutional records.
Audit trails
Governance, moderation and important operational actions should be logged.
Secure APIs
Public services connect through authorized APIs rather than exposing private databases.
Child safeguarding
Age-appropriate experiences, protected communication and escalation mechanisms are required.
Responsible AI
AI assists with information, learning and recommendations; it does not replace authorised human decisions.
Security baseline
Encryption, secure storage, malware scanning, rate limiting, backups, monitoring and fraud controls.
Connected learner identity — carefully governed
A connected learner identity is designed to help maintain continuity across an education journey, subject to appropriate authorization, privacy and data-governance controls. It should not be marketed as unrestricted lifetime access to every school record.
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