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iCare

Cloud childcare management software for enrolment, billing, scheduling and parent communication

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About iCare

iCare is cloud-based software for running childcare and early education centres. It is tailored to each organisation's own rules and processes, and works across desktop and mobile devices.

What iCare offers

  • Enrolment and records — registration management and record keeping.
  • Billing and accounting — rules-based billing and direct deposit.
  • Staff scheduling — rotas arranged to control labour use.
  • Attendance and security — check-in and door security.
  • Parent communication — messaging, alerts, chat, photo sharing and activity journals.
  • Applications — a centre app, a lobby app and a parent app.

Who it works with

Daycare centres, preschools, after-school care, Montessori schools, drop-in care, enrichment programmes, summer camps and family daycare agencies.

Key facts

  • Compliance: keeps audit-ready records for licensing.
  • Multi-site: supports central oversight of several sites.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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