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# KlassApp for platform admins

## KlassApp for platform admins

You look after every school on this KlassApp instance. You do not run one school's day-to-day classes.

### Where you land

Sign in at the KlassApp login page. You open the platform dashboard.

### Menu

The side menu, in order:

* **Dashboard**
* **Schools**
* **Subscriptions**
* **Plans**
* **Reports**
* **Mail List**
* **Settings**

### Common tasks

* **Schools** lists the schools on this instance. Open a school to see its record and its users.
* **Subscriptions** and **Plans** are the plan catalogue and which school is on which plan.
* **Reports** is the platform report list, including contact and demo requests.
* **Mail List** is the mailing-list subscribers.
* **Settings** holds platform settings, including co-admins, features, and locations.

Early-access requests are not in that side menu. Open `/platform/early-access` while signed in as a platform admin. The table has an **Invite** column. Choose Invite to email **Set up your school**. Later buttons on that row are Resend and Revoke. Anyone who is not a platform admin gets an error on that page.

### What you do not see

You do not get the school menu (**Students**, **Fees**, **WhatsApp**, and the rest). A school admin does that work inside one school. See [School admin](https://github.com/KlassApp-Foundation/KlassApp/tree/main/help/admins/README.md).

### Get help

Product questions: <community@klassapp.xyz>


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