Diary and upcoming jobs
Day and month views of every lesson, with reminders sent to students before they're due.
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The driving instructor's business, in one app.
Diary, students, lessons, payments and performance analytics for driving instructors, with a companion app for their learners.
DI Manager runs a driving instructor's working day: the diary, upcoming jobs, every student's progress towards their test, payments and expenses, and the numbers that show how the business is doing. Students get a companion app to request lessons and follow their progress, and instructors see requests the moment they're made. Driving schools can license seats for their whole team.
Day and month views of every lesson, with reminders sent to students before they're due.
Each student's details, lesson notes and a readiness score for their driving test.
Revenue, lessons completed, pass rates and the skills students find hardest, month by month.
Students request a slot in the companion app; instructors accept or decline with the diary in view.
Record what each lesson earns and what the business spends, and see the real profit.
Send one message to every connected student, such as a change of hours or a test-day reminder.
Yes. The student companion app lets learners request lessons, see their progress and receive your broadcasts.
Yes. Multi-seat school licences give every instructor in a school their own account.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with the team that builds DI Manager. Bring your questions; we'll bring the product.
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