Parents already have a WhatsApp thread with your institute. A reminder that arrives from a strange sender ID lands in that grey zone nobody reads. Drishtaa sends from the number they already know - and it sends by itself, from the fee register, so nobody has to remember.
Most institute software sends through a shared marketing sender. It is cheaper for the vendor and it is why parents stop reading.
The reminder appears under the same conversation as last month's receipt and last term's result. Parents open it because they recognise it, and they can reply to it - the reply lands in your inbox, not nowhere.
Drishtaa reads the pending-fee list and sends. Same for an absent alert the period it is marked, and a result the day it is entered. The office staff are not copying names into WhatsApp Web at 9pm.
It is your institute's number, connected once. If you ever leave, the number and the conversations are still yours - we are not the owner of your parent relationships.
Every one of these is a real message Drishtaa sends today, from your own number, triggered by something that happened in the records - not a broadcast you compose.
Yes. Your number is connected through Meta's official WhatsApp Business Platform. It is not an automation tool driving WhatsApp Web, which is the kind of thing that gets a number banned.
Yes. Your staff can carry on chatting normally on that number while Drishtaa sends the automatic messages on it.
No. It is plain WhatsApp. There is a parent app as well, with attendance, marks and fees, but WhatsApp works for every parent from day one.
Meta charges per conversation and that cost is passed through at cost - we do not mark it up. The pricing page has the numbers.
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