In-app
A full history of everything the school has sent. Always on.
When a child arrives at the gate, is marked absent or gets a result, the right people know in seconds, on the channel they prefer.
Some parents live in the app. Others only open WhatsApp. Edtechified sends on the channels each person picks.
A full history of everything the school has sent. Always on.
Updates appear straight away while the app is open.
Lock-screen alerts on phones and in the browser.
Full details worth keeping, like results and fee challans.
Reaches any phone, even without the internet or an app.
Where many families already read their messages.
Sent automatically
These things already happen inside Edtechified, so the right people are told on their own.
Gate check-in and check-out, absences and corrections.
New work, due dates, missed submissions and grades.
Results published or updated.
New fee challans and due-date reminders.
New and updated timetables.
School news and emergency alerts.
Parent meeting requests, replies and direct messages.
Books due soon or overdue.
No one gets buried
Send people everything and they stop reading. So each person decides what they get, and when.
Each campus chooses which channels each type of update can use.
Parents and staff choose which updates they get, and where.
Set a quiet time, or get a daily or weekly summary. Nothing is lost, it just waits.
Emergency alerts always get through. They can't be switched off.
Proof of delivery
Every message shows what happened for each person, not just that it was sent.
Confirmed by the channel it was sent on.
Held for quiet hours or a daily summary, and sent later.
The person chose not to get this update on that channel.
The channel rejected it. You can see it and follow up.
No. Updates can also reach them by SMS, email or WhatsApp.
Yes, for most updates. Emergency alerts always get through.
Not if quiet hours are set. Messages wait and are sent afterwards.
Yes. Every message shows whether it was delivered to each person.
In your demo, we scan a card and you see the alert land on a phone in the room.