Targeted by structure, not by list
Address the whole school, one class, a single stream, one transport route, or all staff — using the structure the system already holds rather than a mailing list somebody maintains.
Say it once, to precisely the right people.
Address the whole school, one class, a single stream, one transport route, or all staff — using the structure the system already holds rather than a mailing list somebody maintains.
A notice posted once appears in the parent and teacher apps and goes out by SMS to guardians who are not using the app.
Announcements are the everyday traffic of a school: a change to a closing date, a sports fixture, a fees deadline, a staff meeting.
Msomi lets a notice be addressed using the structure the school already maintains — the whole school, one class, a single stream, a transport route, or all staff — and publishes it in one action to the parent app, the teacher app and by SMS to guardians who are not using the app.
Notices can be scheduled ahead, carry attachments such as letters or fixture lists, and track reads where the school needs to know a message was seen. Everything sent is archived, so a question about what parents were told, and when, has an answer.
A demo runs about forty minutes and uses your own class lists, frameworks and grading — so you are looking at your school rather than a sample database.
Or try it first — the Trial tier gives you a full term, free, with every module unlocked.