communicaon made easy with...


Emerge for Schools Your school’s MIS data in the palm of your hand for access anyme, anywhere!


Student information including timetables, attendance, minutes late, absence notes, medical information, behavioural and achievement data can be accessed wherever the teacher


is located (even in another country without the need to rely on a desktop or laptop computer.


www.groupcall.com/emerge


Simple, efficient parental communicaon for schools - saving administraon me and money


Parental communicaon system of choice for over 5,000 schools in the UK. Messenger is an on-line system that allows schools to send personalised SMS (text), voice or email messages instantly to parents in up to 80 different languages.


The system has been proven to increase aendance and reduce unauthorised absence.


www.groupcall.com/messenger


Emerge for Parents Student informaon automacally pushed directly to the parent’s mobile phone!


A unique service designed to improve parental involvement allowing parents to receive and view informaon pushed directly to their mobile phones keeping them updated on a wide range of events in close to real me.


Fully automated service where all informaon is extracted directly from the school’s MIS.


www.groupcall.com/emerge www.groupcall.com/xporter


Real-me Data Extracon for Local Authories and Third Party Organisaons


Automacally centralise and aggregate data. Xporter, XVault, XVault Reporng and Dashboard provide an end-to- end soluon built around supporng the need to access ‘near real me’ data for a wide range of reports and to drascally reduce the admin burden of accessing data from mulple schools.


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