Community Connect 5 (CC5) is a comprehensive IT management solution specifically designed for educational institutions. It serves as a single, intuitive platform that simplifies device and network management for school staff responsible for IT infrastructure. CC5 consolidates multiple management consoles into one easy-to-use interface, eliminating the need for complex, multi-tool solutions that can overwhelm staff with limited technical expertise. The platform is built with Department for Education (DfE) guidelines in mind, ensuring schools can easily demonstrate compliance through accessible dashboards and reporting features.

CC5 offers several key capabilities that benefit educational institutions, including remote device management, user access control, and streamlined user management that allows administrators to add and remove users instantly or set up user groups for efficient access control. The cloud-based platform supports schools' transition to cloud computing while maintaining high cybersecurity standards with features such as remote data wiping to protect staff and students. CC5 significantly reduces network management time by enabling remote device management and workflow streamlining, providing a cost-effective alternative to expensive IT setups and freeing up valuable resources for other critical school needs.

Implementation of Community Connect 5 in schools is designed to be swift and minimally disruptive, with installations possible within as little as three weeks even during term time. The system currently supports Windows 11 operating systems, with more OS support planned for the future. CC5's intuitive interface empowers staff of all technical abilities to confidently manage school IT resources, allowing them to access and control the network securely from any device, anywhere, eliminating the need for on-site management. Schools like Sutton School have already benefited from implementing CC5, as demonstrated in RM Technology's video case study showcasing real-world applications of the platform.