Question 1

What is Temari.et and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Temari is a school management platform for Ethiopian schools that helps manage attendance, fees, results, timetables, and parent communication. It works through a web platform designed for phones and slow internet, with offline entry that syncs later.

Question 2

How much does Temari.et cost?

Accepted Answer

Temari's site says parents pay 200 birr per student per year at registration (about 55 santim per child per day). Schools can use the core platform free for a full semester before deciding; an optional School Plan costs 10 birr per student per month.

Question 3

What countries does Temari.et operate in?

Accepted Answer

Temari operates in Ethiopia.

Question 4

How do I sign up for Temari.et?

Accepted Answer

Schools can book a free demo through the website, or register directly. The process involves a walkthrough of grades and fee structure, importing existing student records, on-site staff training, and a full semester of free use before any payment decision.

Question 5

Does Temari.et have a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

No, Temari.et does not have a dedicated native app. It is a web platform built for slow internet and works on budget Android phones through a mobile-optimized browser interface.

Question 6

Who is Temari.et best suited for?

Accepted Answer

Temari is best suited for Ethiopian schools, especially school directors, registrars, finance staff, and teachers. Parents and students also use it to receive updates and view records.

Question 7

How do I contact Temari.et support?

Accepted Answer

Temari support is available by phone, SMS, or in person.

Question 8

Does Temari.et have a plan for teams or businesses?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Temari is set up for schools and other organizations, with school-focused plans and support for core operations like attendance, fees, HR, and reporting.

Question 9

Does Temari.et offer an API or integrations?

Accepted Answer

Temari.et verifies payments through Telebirr, CBE Birr, M-PESA, and major Ethiopian banks, but no public developer API or other third-party integration documentation was found.

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