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Xhenvolt Uganda SMC Limited is a Ugandan software company that develops digital systems for educational institutions, organizations, and businesses. The company is known primarily for developing DRAIS (Digital Records & Attendance Intelligent System), a school operations and attendance management platform designed for educational institutions.

Xhenvolt Uganda was founded in Uganda with the aim of developing locally built digital infrastructure solutions for institutions. The company's initial focus was the education sector, where it developed DRAIS to address challenges associated with manual attendance management, record keeping, and school operational visibility.

The company expanded its software portfolio to include systems designed for different operational areas, including school management, financial management, organizational systems, and customized software solutions.

DRAIS (Digital Records & Attendance Intelligent System) is Xhenvolt's flagship software platform for schools. It combines biometric attendance tracking, student records management, reporting tools, administrative dashboards, and parent communication features into a centralized system.

The system integrates with biometric attendance devices and provides administrators with tools for monitoring attendance data, generating reports, and managing school operations.

Xhenvolt develops additional digital platforms for organizations and businesses, including software systems focused on operational management and institutional workflows.

Xhenvolt Uganda operates from Uganda and provides software deployment and support services to educational institutions and organizations. The company states that its systems are used by institutions across Uganda.

The company focuses on developing locally adapted software solutions that address operational challenges faced by institutions in Uganda and the wider East African region. Its products emphasize automation, digital record management, biometric identification, and real-time operational reporting.

• Software industry in Uganda
• Education technology
• School management software
• Biometric attendance system

1. Xhenvolt Uganda official website.
2. DRAIS official website.
3. Xhenvolt Uganda services page.