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Excel, CSV, XML, REST API or manual entry — mixed freely. Ready-made templates for common student information systems, and custom import mapped to your own file format.
Academic timetabling & scheduling
Open the web booking system to your lecturers. They book the hours they are free. Your administrator then clicks generate, and Wise Timetable builds a conflict-free schedule around exactly those hours — in minutes, with no phone calls and nothing to reconcile. Then it publishes to web, mobile, campus displays and everyone's inbox.
We came to Wise having assessed the other solutions out there, against a backdrop of clunky software and appalling service. The cost was a concern to us, but I could not have been happier with the Wise solution — they have been extremely helpful and delivered a product that works very well, doing all we ask of it. We do not have any association with Wise other than being a happy customer.


Ask any timetabling office where the weeks actually go and the answer is never the algorithm. It is collecting lecturer availability — hundreds of emails, phone calls and corrections, chased across a fortnight, then keyed into a system by hand and immediately out of date.
Wise Timetable removes that phase entirely. You open the web booking system to your lecturers. Each of them signs in through a browser and books the hours they are free to teach — no installation, no training, no form to email back. Then your administrator opens the desktop console and runs generation against exactly that availability.
There are no thousands of calls, no spreadsheet reconciliation, and no transcription step where errors get introduced. The availability is the constraint data. And nobody can object that they were scheduled at an impossible time, because they entered the times themselves.
It is the same booking system that handles rooms, labs and consultations — you are not buying or configuring a second product. For most institutions this single change removes more calendar time from the timetabling cycle than any algorithmic improvement ever will.
Most vendors sell you a generator and then charge separately for room booking, exams, mobile apps and reporting. Wise Timetable includes all of it in one licence.
Excel, CSV, XML, REST API or manual entry — mixed freely. Ready-made templates for common student information systems, and custom import mapped to your own file format.
Open the web booking system to your teaching staff and they book the hours they are available themselves. Live completion tracking, automated reminders, and generation runs straight off it.
Working hours, lunch breaks, maximum daily load, room locks, travel time between buildings, condensed or spread teaching — hard rules and soft preferences, handled differently.
One click produces a conflict-free timetable in minutes, not months. Lock anything you want fixed and let the system build around it. Generate several variants and compare them.
Clashes across rooms, lecturers, groups and equipment are detected the instant they are created, with a safe swap tool that tells you whether an exchange is possible before you commit.
Lecturers reserve labs, meeting rooms and consultation slots themselves, limited to the rooms they are entitled to, with an optional approval queue. Fully integrated with the main timetable.
A dedicated final-exam module with seating plans and invigilator assignment, respecting gaps between papers and student-level clash rules.
Ready-made web pages, iOS and Android apps, campus digital signage, PDF and Excel reports, calendar feeds and automated mass email — all from the same source.
A documented REST API for reading and writing, plus scheduled synchronisation with your student information system, HR system and institutional databases.
Cloud services can be live in a day. The honest answer is that the full process takes a few weeks, most of it spent on your data and your integrations rather than on our software.
We host on AWS or install on your own servers, then help you build the initial programme hierarchy and organisational structure. You do not start from an empty database.
Import what you already have from Excel, your SIS or an API. For lecturer availability, open the web booking system to your staff and let them book their own free hours.
Define constraints, run generation, review the result. Mix automatic and manual placement freely: lock what must not move, let the system solve the rest.
Lecturers verify before release. Then publish to web, mobile, signage and email. Mid-term changes take a few clicks and notify everyone affected automatically.
The same licence covers a single faculty and a twelve-site university. Pick the closest starting point.
Faculties with independent scheduling autonomy, shared central resources, and a registrar who has to reconcile both.
Travel time between sites treated as a real constraint, not an afterthought, with per-campus and consolidated views.
Clinical rotations, small-group teaching, laboratory sessions and hospital placements alongside conventional lectures.
Laboratory capacity, split cohorts, equipment-bound sessions and heavy practical loads.
Smaller teams without dedicated timetabling staff, where the software has to be usable by one administrator.
Gender-segregated teaching, Friday and Ramadan calendars, Arabic and English interfaces, and regional data residency.
Cloud services can be set up within a single day. The full process usually runs a few weeks, dominated by data preparation and any integration with systems we have not met before. Training takes three to five days, after which your team is working independently.
Support does not stop at go-live; it continues for as long as you use the system, at no extra cost.
Pricing starts at EUR 90 per month for smaller institutions and is licensed per independent timetable, not per user or per student. The final figure depends on student numbers, required integrations and overall complexity, because those drive the infrastructure and support behind the licence.
Unlimited programmes, courses and entities run under a single timetable licence. See the pricing page for what is included as standard.
Yes, and this is how most institutions work. Place the sessions that must not move, lock them individually or lock the entire timetable built so far in one action, and run generation. Locked sessions are marked with a key icon and are never touched. The system schedules everything else around them.
Excel and CSV import covers most cases, XML is supported, and there is a documented REST API for direct integration. Ready-made templates exist for common setups, and custom imports can be mapped to your own file format.
Automated import and manual adjustment can be combined at any point, so you are never forced to choose one route for everything.
Book a 45-minute online presentation. Bring a real scheduling problem from your institution and we will show you how it is handled — not a canned demo dataset.