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# KlassApp for parents

## KlassApp for parents

You follow your children. Most answers also work on WhatsApp, with no extra app.

### Where you land

Sign in at the KlassApp login page with the email and password the school gave you. You can also open the **Dashboard** link the school's KlassApp number sends on WhatsApp.

You need at least one child linked to your account. Linking is [Use KlassApp on WhatsApp](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/parents/whatsapp/README.md).

### Menu

In order:

* **Dashboard**
* **Children**
* **Fees**
* **Grades**
* **Attendance**

With one linked child, **Fees**, **Grades**, and **Attendance** open that child. With more than one, those items open **Children** so you pick who you mean.

### Common tasks

* See who is linked: **Children**.
* What is still owed: **Fees**.
* Latest scores: **Grades**.
* Presence: **Attendance**.

These pages are for reading. You do not add students or change marks here.

On WhatsApp, **Open menu** lists **Fee Balance**, **Exam Results**, **Attendance**, **Report Card**, **Help**, **Demo**, and **Dashboard**. You can also type `fees`, `marks`, `grades`, `attendance`, or `report`.

### Get help

Ask the school admin if a child is missing or a link request is still waiting. The school approves that on **WhatsApp** or **Approvals**. Product questions: <community@klassapp.xyz>


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