Start with the guide for your role. Each page is written for the work you do every day and can be shared separately with principals, staff, teachers, or parents.
Sign in with your own account. Never share an account or use someone else’s sign-in.
Confirm your active role. If you have more than one role, select the one that matches the task you are about to do.
Confirm the campus and school year. Check these before viewing or changing school records.
Open your role guide and complete the first-day tasks. Read notices and follow the on-screen confirmation after saving a change.
Not seeing the role or campus you need? Stop before making a change and contact the school’s designated support contact.
Demo capture: use the role switcher before beginning a task. Confirm that the displayed role and campus match the work you are about to do.
Privacy and safe use
Use only the records needed for your work. Do not browse, download, or share student and family information unnecessarily.
Protect shared devices. Lock or sign out when you step away; do not save passwords in a public or shared browser.
Keep payments private. Do not send card, bank, payment-link, or invoice details through email, chat, or screenshots.
Use safe examples for training. Screenshots in these guides use demonstration data. Do not reuse real student details in training material.
Support and escalation
Student record, registration, or enrollment change: contact Staff.
Classroom, attendance, lesson, or assessment question: contact the teacher or campus office.
Teacher approval, calendar approval, or staff-access question: contact the Principal.
Invoice, payment, or refund question: contact Staff or the school’s finance contact; do not send payment details.
Sign-in, wrong role, or system error: contact the school’s designated account/support contact with the page, time, and a brief description. Do not include passwords or sensitive student details.
Role: The active profile: Principal, Staff, Teacher, or Parent.
Campus: The operational scope for courses, students, enrollments, and billing.
School year: The academic year used to filter courses, registrations, and invoices.
Enrollment status: A student's registration state, separate from invoice payment status.
Invoice status: Billing state such as unpaid, partial, paid, waived, overpaid, or void. A waived invoice has no amount due because the charge was explicitly waived; it is not a payment.
Screenshot note
Screenshots show safe demonstration data. Names, invoice numbers, and balances in the production system will differ.