Junipa for Organisations
The Junipa Organisations portal is a centralised management platform for multi-campus organisations. It provides oversight across all connected schools, enabling organisation-level reporting, team management, and monitoring.
Who Is This For?
- Organisation administrators managing multiple school campuses
- Executive staff who need aggregated reporting across schools
- IT and operations teams responsible for system setup and school connectivity
Key Features
- Centralised Dashboard -- View aggregated NCCD data across all connected schools in a single location.
- Cross-School Reporting -- Generate executive reports and audit summaries that span multiple campuses.
- School Health Monitoring -- Track the connectivity and status of each connected school in real time.
- Team Management -- Control who in your organisation has access to the portal and what they can see.
- Custom Terminology -- Configure the platform to use your organisation's preferred terms and naming conventions.
Key Sections
Getting Started
Understand what the organisation portal provides and walk through your first login.
Connecting Schools
Learn how to connect individual school instances to your organisation portal using invite codes.
Users and Roles
Manage team access and understand the role-based permissions model.
Reporting
Access executive overviews, cross-school audit reports, and attendance data.
Settings
Configure general organisation settings and custom terminology.
How It Works
The Junipa Organisations portal operates as a parent layer that connects to individual Junipa school instances:
- Each school runs its own Junipa instance independently.
- The organisation portal connects to schools via a secure invite code handshake.
- Once connected, the portal receives aggregated data from each school.
- Organisation users can view reports and monitor school status without accessing individual school instances directly.
This architecture ensures each school retains control of its own data while the organisation gains the visibility it needs.