Access follows the role
Parents, teachers and admins each get their own view. Inscriti uses industry-standard encryption and role-based permissions, so students, parents, teachers and admins only see what they're supposed to see.
A school's conversations and records shouldn't live in personal inboxes and group texts. In Inscriti they stay in the school's own workspace, and each person sees only what their role and their roster allow.
Parents, teachers and admins each get their own view. Inscriti uses industry-standard encryption and role-based permissions, so students, parents, teachers and admins only see what they're supposed to see.
Every post is sent to the whole school or to specific classes, and only people in that audience can see it. Posting to the whole school needs the Posts permission.
Parents can message their children's current teachers and school admins. Teachers can message other staff and the families in their classes. School Messaging is a feature each school switches on or off.
Someone who joins with a class code but isn't linked to a child can read that class's posts. They can't see the roster, student profiles or attendance, and a code can be replaced or switched off at any time.
Any post or comment can be reported with a reason: privacy or safety, harassment, inappropriate content, spam or something else. A school admin reviews it.
Every early sign-out stores who collected the student, when, why, and their signature. If the person wasn't on the approved list, their name is recorded too.
Account and sign-in controls are under Account in the app menu, for every person, in every role.
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