The app is a complete and user-friendly solution for digital attendance management because it also lets users export the data.
The Sindh School Education and Literacy Department launched the PMS application to track teachers’ attendance at public schools. To make it easier for students to use this app, the department has now ordered all school principals and headmasters to install internet devices.
The PMS Sindh application provides a quick and simple way to use a smartphone to record attendance, keep track of inventory, and keep all the specifics of daily schedules. The app is a complete and user-friendly solution for digital attendance management because it also lets users export the data.
The application provides a number of simple-to-use yet highly useful features. Teachers can use the app to quickly and easily record attendance instead of laborious manual procedures. Teachers can stay up to date on their schedules and make plans accordingly thanks to the app’s daily meeting schedule feature.
The PMS application’s capacity to produce attendance reports on a weekly, monthly, and annual basis is one of its most important advantages. The data from this feature can be used by school administrators to track attendance patterns and make the necessary adjustments to raise attendance rates.
The Department’s directive to install internet-enabled devices to support teachers’ digital attendance is a significant step in fostering accountability, transparency, and efficiency in the education sector.
With digital attendance, the department is better able to keep track of attendance, which lowers absenteeism and improves student performance.
“PMS Sindh” is purely employee attendance application. The official serviceability and technology owner is National Information Technology Board (NITB).
The app is officially developed, designed, and managed by the National Information Technology Board (NITB), commissioned by the Ministry of Information technology & Telecom (MoITT).
The Pakistan Computer Bureau (PCB) and the Electronic Government Directorate were combined to form the National Information Technology Board on August 11th, 2014.
Since that time, the National Information Technology Board has been working to implement e-governance to improve the speed, quality, and availability of information and services made available to the general public through ICT in a practical and affordable way.