aSc Timetables vs Untis

aSc Timetables creates school schedules from requirements such as room and teacher constraints, student groups, and events. Its automatic generator evaluates more than 5,000,000 possibilities when building a timetable, and the system can detect conflicts. An AI panel can advise on timetable changes and, if permitted, edit timetable data. The substitution feature suggests cover teachers and records updates in class registers and calendars. Schools can share timetables and relevant substitution updates with teachers, students, and parents. The class register reflects schedule, substitution, and event changes, and supports recording lesson topics and attendance. Room bookings and school events can also appear in timetables and attendees’ class registers. The online version needs no installation and supports simultaneous work by multiple users; the Windows PC application works offline, with data transferable between versions. The unlimited free trial includes paid-version functions except export, and printouts carry a watermark. It has no free plan and lists Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows support.

WebUntis is an online school solution for managing timetables, substitution schedules, and communication among schools, teachers, students, and families. The base package provides individual timetables, daily-updated cover schedules, messaging, exam administration, and reports. Schools can add a digital class register for recording and evaluating absences and teaching content, as well as managing grades. A parent-teacher-day module lets parents, legal guardians, and training enterprises register for appointments online. The platform supports third-party applications and single sign-on options including SAML, LDAP, Microsoft Office 365, and OpenID Connect. XML interfaces allow import and export, and compatible systems named by Untis include SchILD, ASV, Sokrates, edoo.sys, and Atlantis. Untis Mobile provides timetables, cover plans, and WebUntis messages on iOS and Android; its download is free. Schools can try Untis and WebUntis free for three months, with setup support, training, and webinars available during the trial. Pricing is provided through a sales request. Untis says its products serve schools ranging from primary schools to complex universities.