System requirements & install
EduPrime is delivered as a set of apps you install from the App drawer on a running BridgeERP platform instance. This page covers what the server and clients need, the recommended install order, and how to confirm the install succeeded.

Requirements
EduPrime is web-based. Staff and administrators need only a modern browser; the server does the heavy lifting.
| Component | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Server CPU / RAM | 4 vCPU / 8 GB RAM minimum for a single school; 8 vCPU / 16 GB+ for multi-campus or university |
| Storage | SSD; allow 20 GB base plus growth for documents, photos and backups |
| Database | PostgreSQL 15 (managed by the platform) |
| Client browser | Current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari; 1366×768 or larger |
| Network | HTTPS reverse proxy with a valid TLS certificate; stable outbound internet for mobile-money and SMS |
Installing the apps
You install EduPrime apps the same way you install any BridgeERP app — from the App drawer. You must be signed in as an administrator.
- Open the App drawer and choose Apps.
- Click Update Apps List once so the platform sees the EduPrime modules.
- Search for
EduPrimeor the specific app name (for example “Academic”). - Click Install on the app. Dependencies install automatically.
- Wait for the install to finish — the page reloads into the new app when done.
Recommended install order
Install the foundation first so that later apps can attach to the student record cleanly.
- SIS / Academic core — the student record and academic structure. Install this first; everything else bridges to it.
- Fees & Finance — once you have students, add billing.
- Admissions — to bring new applicants into the pipeline.
- HR & Payroll — staff side, independent of the above.
- Add-ons — Library, Transport, Hostel, Meals, LMS, AI Insights, Compliance, in any order.
Verifying the install
After installing, confirm the suite is healthy:
- Open the App drawer — each installed app shows its own tile.
- Open Academic → you should see the dashboard load without error.
- Go to Settings → Users and confirm your administrator account is present and active.
- Check Settings → Technical for any failed update messages (administrators with developer access only).
If an app fails to install, note the error, ensure the apps list is up to date, and retry. Persistent failures usually mean a missing dependency app that should be installed first.

