Separate consent
APAAR generation has its own consent type. A parent can decline it and still use Unifloe.
APAAR consent and UDISE+ preparation, described honestly
APAAR is voluntary and needs a parent's consent. Unifloe records that consent on its own, keeps the identity records a school needs for UDISE+, and stores no Aadhaar number.
No Aadhaar stored
No Aadhaar number anywhere, and never in a log, an export or a link.
Exports, not integrations
UDISE+ returns come from the school's own extracts. No live government connection.
Consent that is recorded on its own
Every consent record carries a type. Platform terms and data processing are needed to sign in; APAAR generation is a third, separate type.
- Three consent types, recorded independently
- Verification method and notice version on every record
- Withdrawal recorded, never silently deleted
- Full consent history per student
What Unifloe keeps for UDISE+
Every recognised school files annual data into UDISE+ keyed to the Permanent Education Number.
- Roster, class placement and attendance history
- Guardian links and consent
- Exports the school downloads, checks and submits
- No live connection to a government system
Use readiness language accurately
Unifloe helps a school organise records and consent around APAAR. It does not issue APAAR IDs, certify a school, guarantee acceptance or replace official guidance.
- Hold a masked reference and a verification outcome, never the Aadhaar number
- Verify current requirements before regulatory decisions
- Take appropriate professional or government guidance
See it running before you decide.
The demo is the real product on a synthetic school. Open it as a principal, a teacher or a parent.