Batch scheduling, student attendance, and fee automation for karate, taekwondo, boxing, and sports academies — built around how Indian academies actually run.

CRM-VEDA is management software built specifically for sports/martial arts academy businesses - member management, billing, attendance, and WhatsApp automation, in one dashboard.
Batch and session management across multiple age groups, belt levels, and disciplines
Automated fee reminders and partial-payment tracking, with GST-compliant invoicing
Attendance tracked per student per batch, visible to instructors in real time
Martial arts and sports academies run a scheduling structure most gym software wasn't designed for: multiple batches across age groups and skill levels, often several disciplines under one roof, and a fee structure that frequently includes partial payments, family discounts for siblings, and per-term rather than strictly monthly billing.
CRM-VEDA's Membership Management is flexible enough to handle batch-based enrollment and the partial-payment patterns common in academy billing — a parent paying in two installments for a term, for instance — without forcing every student into a single rigid monthly-fee model. Attendance Tracking logs check-ins per batch, giving instructors a clear view of who's present in each session without a paper register.
On student progress specifically: CRM-VEDA doesn't currently offer a dedicated belt-rank or grading-level tracking screen the way a few martial-arts-specific platforms do. What it does well is everything around that — batch assignment, attendance history per student, and V-Notes for instructors to log grading readiness or promotion notes directly on a student's profile, so that information lives in the system rather than a separate notebook. If dedicated belt/grade tracking is a hard requirement, it's worth knowing that gap upfront rather than discovering it after switching.
Where CRM-VEDA is strongest for academies is fee collection and communication: automated WhatsApp reminders for due fees, partial-payment tracking so nothing falls through when a parent pays in installments, and GST-compliant invoicing generated automatically for every payment — useful for academies that have grown past informal cash collection into a properly invoiced business.
For academies running multiple branches or franchise locations, Multi Branch Management consolidates student and revenue data across every centre from one dashboard.
A gym's billing problem is simple in structure even when the volume is high: one member, one monthly fee, one renewal date. A martial arts or sports academy's billing problem is structurally messier even at a smaller scale. A single family might enroll two children in the same discipline at a sibling discount, one child might be on a per-term fee while another pays monthly, and a parent paying in two installments for a term isn't a payment plan exception, it's routine.
Software built around a single clean membership model handles the easy 80% of academy billing fine and falls apart on the remaining 20%, exactly the part that actually requires software to track correctly rather than relying on a front-desk staff member's memory of who owes what. CRM-VEDA's flexibility around batch-based, partial-payment billing is built specifically around that messier real pattern, not the simplified version most software assumes.
A handful of martial-arts-specific platforms built dedicated belt-rank and grading-level tracking screens, visual progression trackers tied to each student's rank history. CRM-VEDA doesn't have that specific screen today, and an academy that has built its entire operational workflow around a visual belt-tracking interface should know that gap exists before switching, not discover it afterward.
What CRM-VEDA does instead is keep the same information, a student's grading readiness, promotion notes, instructor observations, on that student's profile through V-Notes, visible to any instructor who opens their record. For most academies, this covers the actual need, a durable record instructors can reference, rather than a notebook that only one person has access to, even without a dedicated belt-visualization screen. Whether that's close enough depends on how central the visual tracking interface specifically is to how your academy currently operates.
Discounts can be applied per enrollment, so a sibling discount is reflected in each child's billing without manual calculation each term.
Partial-payment tracking records each installment against the total term fee owed, so the remaining balance is always visible rather than requiring manual reconciliation.
Not as a dedicated visual tracking screen. Grading readiness and promotion notes can be logged on a student's profile through V-Notes, visible to any instructor, but there's no belt-progression visualization interface today.
Yes, batches can be organized by discipline and age group independently, with attendance and billing tracked separately per batch even within the same academy.
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