The challenge: finding a centre that fits real family life
Choosing a school or education centre involves more than finding the closest pin on a map. Parents need to compare ages served, fees, opening hours and facilities, while working out whether drop-off and pick-up fit their daily journey. That information is often spread across listings, messages and phone calls.
An AI-powered matching platform for parents and centres
Digital Seed built EduFind to bring those decisions into one platform. Parents answer a short questionnaire, and the matching experience ranks centres against the child’s needs, the family’s budget and the daily route. Centre information can then be compared side by side.
Home, office and the centres in between
Parents provide their home and workplace locations. Route matching considers centres along the commute they already make, instead of treating distance from home as the only measure of convenience. A centre farther from home but on the way to work may fit a family’s routine better than a nearer option in the opposite direction.
Comparison that goes beyond a directory
- Compare fee ranges, ages served and opening hours.
- Review facilities, photographs and distance.
- Match options to the child, budget and daily commute.
- Move from a shortlist to a centre visit or enquiry.
Better context for the centre’s first conversation
Enquiries carry details such as the child’s age, preferred start date, area and budget band. Centres can manage them in an inbox with stages for new enquiries, contacted parents, booked visits and enrolments. A booking flow supports the move from comparison to an appointment the centre can accept.
A platform serving both sides of the decision
Parents gain a more practical way to compare education options. Centres gain a place to present the details families need and manage relevant enquiries. The build connects discovery, route-aware matching and follow-up, rather than stopping at a list of phone numbers.