Data Protection & Security
Last updated: 8 August 2026
EduNest - Udyam Registered Micro Enterprise - UDYAM-KR-03-0739826
Schools trust EduNest with sensitive student, parent, staff, attendance, academic, fee, and operational records. Many of these records relate to children, so EduNest is designed around careful data handling, school-level isolation, role-based access, and clear controls for export and deletion.
Your Data Belongs to Your School
Everything a school enters into EduNest belongs to that school. This includes student records, attendance, marks, fee records, parent contact details, homework, timetables, and staff records. EduNest does not sell this data, use it for advertising, or share it except with providers needed to operate the platform.
In data-protection terms, the school is the Data Fiduciary and EduNest is the Data Processor. EduNest processes school data only to run the service and only on the school's instructions.
How We Protect Children's Data
- Children's data is used only to provide EduNest to the school.
- Children's data is not used for advertising.
- EduNest does not track, profile, or monitor children for advertising or unrelated commercial purposes.
- EduNest does not sell children's data or any personal data.
- The school is responsible for obtaining verifiable parental consent where required by law.
This approach is intended to align with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. As the rules under the Act continue to come into force, EduNest will update its practices where required.
How Your Data Is Secured
Encryption in transit. Data moving between users and EduNest travels over HTTPS/TLS connections.
Strict access controls. Access rules are enforced for school admins, teachers, parents, and students. Parents see only linked child records. Teachers see records connected to their assignments.
Isolation between schools. Each school's data is logically separated so one school cannot access another school's records.
Restricted administrative access. Production access is limited and used only when necessary to operate, debug, or support the service.
Audit logs. Important operational activity is logged to support debugging, monitoring, and accountability.
Backups. Backup practices are designed to support recovery from operational failure.
Secure payments. Online payments are handled by payment providers. EduNest does not store full card numbers, UPI PINs, or bank credentials.
Where Your Data Lives
EduNest is designed to host school data in India, currently using Supabase infrastructure in the Mumbai / ap-south-1 region. Some service providers may process limited operational data, such as email or messaging logs, outside India where needed to provide their services. Where they do, we take steps to keep the data protected.
Our Service Providers
EduNest uses a small number of providers to operate the service:
- Supabase for database and hosting;
- Razorpay for payment processing;
- Resend for operational emails;
- WhatsApp or messaging providers where alerts are enabled by the school.
These providers are used only to operate EduNest and provide the configured service.
Getting Your Data Out, or Deleting It
School data is not locked in. A registered school administrator can request a full CSV export by emailing hello@edunest.online from the registered school administrator email address.
A registered school administrator can also request deletion of the school's data by emailing the same address. EduNest verifies export and deletion requests before processing them because school data is sensitive. Deletion is permanent, subject to any records legally required to be retained.
If Something Goes Wrong
No system is perfectly secure. If EduNest becomes aware of a data breach affecting a school's data, we will notify the affected school without undue delay and work with the school to address the issue, consistent with applicable law.
Questions or Concerns
For data protection questions, security questions, grievances, export requests, or deletion requests, contact hello@edunest.online.
This page describes EduNest's current practices for transparency and general information. It does not constitute legal advice.