SkieWe have five schools and twenty branches. Can we run them all from one Skie account?
Yes. One Skie organisation can hold every school, and each school holds its branches, groups, students and devices. Head office sees everything, a branch head sees only that branch, and rules set at the top flow down to every level unless a lower level is allowed to change them.
A group of schools or a chain of institutes usually fits one organisation in Skie. Under it sit schools, under each school sit branches, under each branch sit groups such as a grade or a batch, and under each group sit students with one device each. You do not need twenty separate accounts or twenty logins to compare them.
The useful part is how rules travel. A policy or app list attached at the organisation level reaches every device below it. A school can attach its own, a branch can attach its own, and a group can attach its own. The most specific level applies last. Settings that head office wants fixed can be locked so no branch can undo them. That is how a trust keeps one baseline while each campus handles its own classes.
People are scoped the same way. A school admin works inside one school. A branch or section head works inside one branch. A class admin or teacher works inside a group. Invite users at the level they need and disable them when they leave.
The breach centre and Insights roll up across levels, so head office can compare branches on readiness, compliance, online share and open events without opening each branch separately.
A practical tip: build the structure before you provision any tablet. Create the schools and branches, attach the baseline policy at the top, then add groups. Each group needs a policy and an app list before its devices can be provisioned.