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How to Add a Society / Trust Dashboard in APTORA IMS
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How to Add a Society / Trust Dashboard in APTORA IMS
• July 14, 2025

How to Add a Society / Trust Dashboard in APTORA IMS

APTORA IMS is more than just institution management software — it also supports the parent body behind educational institutions, such as Societies, Trusts, or NGOs. Managing these entities digitally is crucial for transparency, governance, and scalability, especially when overseeing multiple institutions.

In this blog, we’ll guide you step-by-step on how to add a Society or Trust Dashboard in APTORA IMS.


  Step-by-Step Guide to Add Society / Trust in APTORA IMS

 Step 1: Log in to the APTORA IMS Dashboard

  • Start by logging into your APTORA IMS admin account.
    From the main navigation menu, select “Society / Trust Dashboard” in the sidebar.

Step 2: Click on “Add New Society or Trust”

Once you're inside the dashboard, click on the “Add New Society or Trust” button.
This opens a form that allows you to register all key information related to your society or trust.


Step 3: Fill Out the Society / Trust Information

Carefully enter all the details in the form:

  • 🔘 NGO Type – Choose the type (Society, Trust, NGO, etc.)

  • 🏛 Society Name – Full legal name of your organization

  • 👤 Chairman Name – Name of the chairman or head of the trust

  • 🆔 Registration Number – Government-registered ID

  • 📅 Registration Date – The official date of registration

  • 📱 Mobile Number – Contact number

  • 📧 Email – Organization’s official email address

  • 📍 Address Details – Full address including state, district, and pin code

Once you've completed all the fields, click “Submit.”



Step 4: View It on the Society / Trust Dashboard

After submitting, the society/trust will be listed on the “Society / Trust” Dashboard.

From here, you can:

  • View all added societies or trusts

  • Edit or update their information

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