Venderly is one connected platform for school payments, stores, events, fundraisers, and student-run businesses. Less of your schools’ money and staff time disappears into disconnected tools and fees. More of it goes to students.
Aaron and Ryan will be at [BOOTH / TABLE #] December 16–18. Pick a time, tell us where you’d like to meet, and we’ll confirm personally.
We believe school resources should create more opportunities for students, not disappear into the cost and complexity of operating a school.
Everyone deserves the power to create opportunity and keep more of the value they create. That includes students, educators, and the communities that support them.
Too often, the systems meant to serve schools get in the way. Essential tools are scattered across disconnected providers, fees add up, and the people doing the work are left with less of what they earned.
Fees in one system, tickets in another, a store vendor somewhere else, and cash and checks in an envelope on Friday. Every school ends up stitching its own setup together, and the cost shows up as staff hours, vendor fees, and opportunities students never get.
Same beliefs, same platform. Pick your role to see what Venderly means for the work you’re trying to protect, improve, or achieve.
District-wide outcomes, student success, and responsible stewardship of public dollars.
Every priority competes for the same limited resources, while money meant for students gets absorbed by administrative cost, disconnected technology, and outside providers.
Which district priorities would you fund or scale if fewer dollars and hours leaked out of daily operations?
Consistent execution across the district and strong performance at every school.
Good initiatives vary in quality from building to building, depending on who runs them and which tools they happen to use.
Which program works great at one school and you wish worked the same way at all of them?
Controls, accountability, and visibility, plus reliable day-to-day operations.
Fragmented financial workflows, too many vendors and fees, and manual reconciliation across schools.
How many separate systems touch school-level money in your district today, and what do they cost you?
Authentic learning, work-based learning access, and pathway performance you can measure.
Limited employer placements and program capacity, and classroom knowledge that stays disconnected from real experience.
How many of your students get a real work-based learning experience today, and what is limiting that number?
Student success, school culture, and your budget, along with staff capacity and smooth daily operations.
Staff workload, funding constraints, and administrative bottlenecks that interrupt the school day.
What takes up your front office’s time that a better system should be handling?
Accuracy, efficiency, and a little less stress.
Tracking cash, checks, spreadsheets, and payments that arrive from every direction.
What does reconciling a typical week look like for you right now?
Payments, stores, events, families, and reporting work together in one system, so staff stop re-entering data and chasing paper.
Fewer vendors, subscriptions, and fees between your schools and the money they raise, so more of it stays with programs and students.
The same infrastructure lets students run real stores, events, and ventures, with teachers coaching instead of handling logistics.
Start with one school, one program, or one use case. Expand across your district at your own pace.
Online checkout, QR payments, deposits, and invoices through a controlled workflow.
Spirit shops, limited drops, and student-designed gear without teachers managing vendors and boxes.
Sell tickets, manage registration, collect deposits, send reminders, and track attendance.
Campaign planning, promotion, payment collection, reporting, and follow-up in one place.
Real stores, events, and ventures tied to CTE, entrepreneurship, and work-based learning.
Connected to real sales and customer data, so students learn what worked, why, and what to do next.
Customer and family records, automated reminders, and follow-ups that run themselves.
Role-based access for students, teachers, advisors, and administrators, with reporting across schools.
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No. Stores are one piece. Venderly connects payments, fees, events, tickets, fundraisers, family communication, reporting, and student-run businesses in one platform.
The point is the opposite. Payments, orders, reminders, and reporting run through one system, so staff spend less time reconciling and chasing, and teachers spend more time coaching.
No. Most districts start with one school, one program, or one use case, like fees, a school store, or events, and expand from there.
Yes. Students can operate real stores, events, and ventures inside CTE pathways, entrepreneurship programs, and student organizations, with an AI business coach built in.
Yes. Payments, permissions, roles, and reporting are structured for responsible school use, so students get real ownership inside guardrails the district controls.
Students, educators, and communities create real value every day. Let’s talk about keeping more of it working for them.
Book your ASBA meeting [BOOTH / TABLE #] · December 16–18 · ASBA Annual Conference