EducationClient projectArchive project · 2024–2025
MetaStudyGrades from AlfaCRM to parents on Telegram, in Kazakh or Russian
Parents of the centre's students could not see how a lesson went until they called a curator. Teachers already record everything in AlfaCRM, so the data needed to reach parents on its own as a clear message.
- message languages: kk and ru
- 2message languages: kk and ru
- message templates in the admin
- 16message templates in the admin
- digest a day — no spam for parents
- 1digest a day — no spam for parents
What we built
- An AlfaCRM webhook: attendance, grade, homework and metacoins
- Adding the subject, lesson topic and assignment text
- A daily summary for every parent in Kazakh or Russian
- Several children per parent, metacoin balance and average grade on request
- Message templates and broadcasts in the admin
- Syncing students and bonuses from all branches
Stack
- Python
- aiogram 3
- Flask
- MongoDB
- AlfaCRM API
Every evening a parent knows the child's grades and homework, and teachers do nothing beyond their usual entry in the CRM.
Questions
MetaStudy in brief
Who built the product, what it does and how to order something similar.
Who built MetaStudy?
MetaStudy was designed and built by 105, a Kazakhstan IT company ("105kz" LLP, Almaty, Astana Hub resident) for the project owner.
What does MetaStudy do?
Grades from AlfaCRM to parents on Telegram, in Kazakh or Russian. Key features: an AlfaCRM webhook: attendance, grade, homework and metacoins; adding the subject, lesson topic and assignment text; A daily summary for every parent in Kazakh or Russian; several children per parent, metacoin balance and average grade on request.
Can we order a similar system for our company?
Yes. 105 builds LMS, education platforms and CRM for training centres around a specific business: a 1–2 week problem review, a clickable prototype in 2–4 weeks, then iterative development. Source code and documentation stay with the customer. Contact: info@105.kz, +7 (771) 803-44-47.
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- 1A 30-minute call: the task, your current systems, who makes the decision
- 2A review of data and processes, a staged plan with time and cost ranges
- 3A 2–4 week prototype or an 8–12 week pilot with success criteria agreed upfront
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