These routes stay Pro-only because the underlying mobile capabilities are already Pro-gated, and the portal itself is rolling out invite-only at first.
Class-wise CO-PO workspace review on desktop: course outcomes, mapping levels, direct and indirect attainment, and aggregated PO summaries synced from mobile.
Desktop planning cockpit for the template-driven course file workflow, anchored to the current NBA-aligned default and class-wise rollout signals.
Review hosted and native student profile submissions with exact reject targets and desktop-first comparison tools.
Desktop workspace for cohort browsing, meeting follow-ups, communication context, and profile review entry points.
Review mentee self-updates, compare supporting attachments, and finalize teacher-owned records from a large-screen queue.
Approved signed-in teachers can open these routes during the controlled rollout. Some modules also expose extra cloud or policy-controlled capabilities depending on the signed-in tier.
Browse, create, edit, archive, and organize every class on your TeachVault account from the desktop. Filter by academic year, subject, or section, inspect classroom location and schedule context, and keep roster setup moving without picking up your phone.
A desk-friendly view of every student across all your classes, with search, filters, full profile inspection, CSV intake, and web-side roster maintenance for faster desk work.
Desk-side view of every attendance session synced from your phone. Filter by class and date, inspect per-student marks, fix mistakes inline, bulk-mark unmarked rolls, and export CSV — changes flow back to the cloud and reach your phone on its next launch.
Desk-side view of every attendance session that was taken outside the regular timetable slot — extra lectures, substitute lectures, and one-off overrides. Edit the reason note and classification, download per-session CSVs, or export a manifest of the whole list. Every change syncs back to the mobile app.
Flexible attendance-plus-marks workspace where faculty can define custom columns, import scores, and prepare published student progress.
Teacher-facing control center for deciding which attendance summaries, marks, and academic profile details become visible to students.
Desktop-friendly reports, filters, and export history with room for free basic exports and Pro enhancements.
Spreadsheet-friendly timetable intake and validation surfaces with schedule-aware desktop ergonomics.
One place for local backup visibility, Google Drive-focused web guidance, and read-only iCloud/device backup status mirrored from the mobile app.
These flows should remain in the Flutter app for now.
Phone-native QR scanning and classroom check-in orchestration should remain in the mobile app.
Camera-driven workflows depend on mobile device sensors and are not part of the desktop portal pilot.
Biometric unlock and device-bound security remain app-only until a separate web auth model is designed.
Core attendance and in-class flows must stay offline-first, so the portal avoids becoming a dependency there.