Family Premium
Family Premium is an eKool add-on service that provides families with a more detailed overview of a student's school life. The service helps parents, grandparents, or other caregivers better monitor learning progress and stay in touch with the school.
What does Family Premium allow?
As a subscriber to the Family Package, you can determine who receives which notifications:
Absence patrol – notifications about absences.
Grade patrol– information about new grades being added.
Upcoming test notification – alerts about upcoming tests.
Weekly summary – a summary of last week's grades and absences.
Notifications can be linked to different channels:
- eKool app (push notifications),
- Email,
- SMS (for an additional fee).
If the recipient is a parent with an email or phone number set in eKool but does not use eKool, notifications will be sent automatically to that address or number. If the recipient is an eKool user, they can turn notifications on or off within the app.
All Family Premium users can view grade statistics, regardless of which notifications they receive or whether they are logged into the eKool app.
How does Family Premium work?
The Family Package is based on the family structure visible and manageable in eKool. The subscriber is usually one parent, who determines:
- What types of notifications each family member will receive,
- Which students the notifications apply to (e.g., separate settings for multiple children).
Family Premium can be linked to more than one child—one package can manage all the family's eKool information.
Who can change the settings?
Only the subscriber of Family Premium can change the following settings:
- Determine the types of notifications and recipients,
- Change the package contents or cancel the subscription.
Although all family members in the package receive notifications and can view statistics, only the subscriber can modify the settings.
Who is considered family in Family Premium?
If there are two parents and three children in the family, each parent can set suitable notifications for their role (e.g., one parent receives absence notifications, the other only grade updates). Grandparents or caregivers can only receive the notifications they need, such as the weekly report.
