Not a stack of vendors under theirs. The infrastructure your school runs on — branded as yours, contracted as one, owned across every campus.
Different vendors. Different renewal dates. Different support teams. Different data, kept in different places. Every gap between them is your operations team's problem.
The Console is what you see — not what your principals choose to share with you.
Most of what hurts a school doesn't show up in this term's numbers. It shows up two years later, when it's too expensive to fix.
The questions every owner asks before signing. We'd rather say them out loud than pretend they don't exist.
The platform is yours. The brand is yours. The login screen, the app icon, the welcome email — all carrying your school's identity.
Every parent install. Every teacher login. Every student screen. Your school. Not us.
The clock starts the moment you hand over your assets. ARVO's work — branding, content, users, QA — is done in five days. Portals go live on day six. Apps follow within three to four days of store review.
You provide brand assets, content, user roster, and store account access.
Your schoolYour logo, colors, and identity applied to apps and portals end-to-end.
ARVOBooks, resources, and teacher materials loaded. Users provisioned in bulk.
ARVOYou walk through every surface with us. Final adjustments. You approve.
TogetherTeachers and admins start working immediately. Apps go to App Store and Play Store.
ARVOParents and students download from their store. Typically four days. Out of our hands.
Apple & GoogleThis timeline begins on the day you hand over your brand, content, user roster, and store access — not the day the contract is signed. If handover is delayed, the timeline shifts with it. The more prepared you are on Day 1, the faster you go live.
Scope: White-label ARVO Pulse and ARVO Education Press apps and portals. Book-led and digital-only models alike.
Full ecosystem deployments and Build-Your-Own configurations are scoped separately.
Tell us your network size, what you already run, and what's not working. We'll map a path that doesn't require throwing out what works.