For tutoring centers

Running a center is different from running a tutoring practice.

Once tutoring becomes a team, the hard part isn't just scheduling lessons — it's knowing who owns the next step, what each person should see, whether the work delivered reached billing and payroll, and which students or families need attention. Novano gives a growing center one connected system to run the work.

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See how Novano works
  1. 1 tutoryou run everything
  2. 5 tutorsroles · rooms · handoffs
  3. 15 tutorspermissions · payroll · reporting
  4. Novanoone connected operation
When tutoring becomes a team

The questions change as the center grows.

  • Who owns the next follow-up?
  • Who can see which students?
  • Which rooms and tutors are available?
  • Who marked attendance?
  • Which families owe money?
  • What should each tutor be paid?
  • Which students are missing too many classes?
  • Who is responsible for the next action?

Adding tutors doesn't just add users. It adds coordination.

Work moves between people

Someone has to own the next step.

Novano keeps context and responsibility with the work, so the next step doesn't depend on somebody remembering it.

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And when Nova surfaces an operational exception, it becomes a staff task with an owner and a due date — not a message that scrolls away.

Know what needs attention. Know who owns it.

Access follows responsibility

Everyone needs context. Not everyone needs everything.

An owner, administrator, front-desk employee and tutor shouldn't all see or do the same things because they work in the same center. Novano scopes the experience around the responsibilities of the person using it.

Permissions are enforced by the system, not merely hidden in the interface — a tutor cannot reach the rest of the center by any route. And Nova follows the same boundaries.

The same tutoring center seen by two accounts: an owner whose navigation includes leads, reports, payroll and fees, beside a tutor whose navigation has only messages and tasks
One lesson, many consequences

Record what happened once.

A lesson isn't just something on the calendar. Once it happens, it affects attendance, what a family owes, what a tutor earns, what the center reports, and what the center knows about the student.

Algebra II — Batch CDelivered

Today · 4:00–5:00 PM · Maya · 8 students

Center operation

  1. Attendance
  2. Family obligation
  3. Tutor pay
  4. Reporting

Student record

  1. Teaching
  2. Evidence
  3. Progress

The lesson is where teaching and operations meet.

When you can't watch everything

Your center should tell you what needs attention.

As a center grows, the owner can no longer personally inspect every workflow. Nova reads signals from across the operation — fees behind, leads waiting, delivered sessions needing billing, a schedule conflict, overdue tasks — and brings the ones that matter into one Brief, ready to ask about or assign.

More people shouldn't require the owner to become the integration layer.

Today's Brief
  • 13families behind on fees
  • 7leads need follow-up
  • 2delivered sessions need billing review
  • 1schedule conflict
  • 3staff tasks are overdue

Assign any line of it as a staff task.

The student outlasts the handoff

The center should know the student — not just the tutor.

Students move between tutors, classes and terms. Their learning history shouldn't disappear when that happens.

Tutor A

Maya Chen

Student record

  • Recent lessons
  • Assessments & evidence
  • Trajectory & context
Tutor B

The tutor changes. The center's understanding of the student doesn't have to.

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One student. One connected record — with staff across the workflow, and Nova and reporting reading over the whole of it.

Questions

Good to know

Can staff have different levels of access?

Yes. Owners, administrators, front desk and tutors each get access matched to their responsibilities, and a tutor sees only their own assigned students, classes and sessions. That limit is enforced in the database, not by hiding menu items.

Can several tutors teach at the same time?

Yes. Conflicts are checked by staff and by room independently, so parallel classes in different rooms don't raise a false clash — four rooms at 4pm is a normal afternoon.

How does tutor-pay calculation work?

One pay rule per staff member — hourly, per session, per attending student, or a share of session revenue — computed from the sessions they actually taught. Novano calculates and exports it; moving the money stays with your existing payroll process.

What happens when a student changes tutors?

Their assessments, teaching evidence and history stay with the student, so the next tutor inherits where they've been rather than starting over.

Can we bring existing students and classes into Novano?

Yes, with help from us during setup — we'll work through your students, classes and fee history with you rather than handing you a spreadsheet template.

Does Nova see everything in the center?

Nova operates within the role of the person using it. An owner's Nova reaches the whole operation; a tutor's is about their teaching. If someone lacks a capability, Nova never receives the corresponding tool for that conversation.

Bring your actual setup.

The useful version of this call is the one where we set up your batches and fee structure and you tell us where it breaks.

Every new account gets 30 days free. A card is needed to start; cancel any time before day 30.