Your studio is here. Your software should be too.
Jackrabbit does a lot, and does it in English, under rules written elsewhere. What stays on your plate is everything that belongs to here.
What you still do by hand
You translate what your families receive
Emails, portal, receipts: whatever the tool doesn't say in French, you rewrite — and you do it again after every change.
Relevé 24, rebuilt every January
You reconstruct it in a spreadsheet, family by family, under filing-season pressure. Here it comes out of the product.
Your bill follows your registrations
The better your back-to-school goes, the more you pay. At Cadanse the price is the same at 80 students and at 250.
The recital goes through one more tool
Tickets, seats, costumes: here they're in the product, not a module to plug in and pay for on the side.
What doesn't change by coming here
Four things depend neither on the plan you pick nor on the year: they come from the way Cadanse is built.
Your data stays in Canada
The app and its database run in the Montréal region. It isn't a box to tick or a plan to pay for: there is nowhere else they could be.
Relevé 24 and the taxes that apply here
Childcare-expense receipts come out of the product, with the year's total per family. GST and QST are computed, not approximated.
French isn't a translation here
It's the language the product is written in; English and Spanish are derived from it. Your families don't read an approximate version of the interface.
The price doesn't rise with your students
There is no student count anywhere in our billing. Going from 80 to 250 registrations doesn't change what you pay.
The handover
You don't have to retype your studio
We do the import: you send the exports from your current software, we hand back a database that's ready, with a line-by-line record of what was loaded. The schedule, the guarantee and the terms are on the offer page.
Coming from another tool?