A school's data can now be cleared for a single academic year — or for all of them — from a new Data Reset page. It is admin only, protected by an OTP, shows the exact record count before anything is removed, and backs up everything it takes so it can be put back. Alongside it: watch an AI exam being generated live, real analytics on the Master Transaction Report, and a redesigned sign-in page that shows platform status and offers help before you log in.
Last week was for the classroom. This week is for the things a school only needs occasionally, but needs to be able to trust completely. Chief among them: clearing a year's data — the sort of operation most software either refuses to offer or offers far too casually. EDII now does it with an OTP, an exact preview, an explicit list of what survives, and a backup you can restore from. Around it, three quieter wins: AI exam generation you can actually watch, a Master Transaction Report that finally analyses what it collects, and a new sign-in page.
Deleting a year of a school's records is the one operation you only want to perform once, and only exactly as intended. So it is admin only, it asks for an OTP, it counts every record before it touches anything, it tells you plainly what it will keep — and it archives everything it removes so a mistake is recoverable. The rest of the week went to making the everyday screens sharper: AI exams you can watch being written, fee collections you can actually analyse, and a front door worth walking through. More next week.