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School Stream vs Schoolzine SZapp

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FactSchool StreamSchoolzine SZapp
BrandingEach school can present a branded parent-facing app experience.Schools can customize the app interface to match their own branding.
DocumentationThe help center contains separate collections for setup, folders, notices, events, media, forms, messenger, groups, users, settings, parent tips and best practices.The help centre contains installation, FAQ, passcode security, system-user, tile, content, group-management and notification guides.
FormsSchools can create digital forms for permission slips, excursions, and absentees, including digital signatures.SZapp supports online custom forms with electronic signatures.
Praise: supportSeveral Trustpilot reviewers praise responsive support, straightforward setup and help resolving problems.Trustpilot reviewers repeatedly praise prompt, friendly training and customer support.
PurposeSchool Stream is an all-in-one app designed for school communication.SZapp is a mobile app that helps schools communicate with parents through a central hub.
Rating on Trustpilot3.6 out of 5 from 31 reviews.4.8 out of 5 from 121 reviews.
SecurityThe site says data at rest uses 256-bit AES encryption and services use at least TLS 1.2.The product page states that SZapp offers multiple authentication methods and GDPR compliance.

School Stream plans

  • Family accessFree
  • School Stream—
  • School subscription—

Schoolzine SZapp plans

  • SZapp (parent app)Free
  • SZapp schools up to 250 studentsA$349 a year
  • SZapp schools over 250 studentsA$599 a year

Pick School Stream if…

It suits schools that want to coordinate notices, forms, messaging, calendars, and payments with families. Its translation feature may be useful for school communities communicating in multiple languages.

Pick Schoolzine SZapp if…

SZapp suits schools seeking a mobile channel for parent updates, documents, events, and school information. Parents can use it through participating schools.

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