Configuration > System > Regions & Schools > Set Options > General > Messaging Options > Service Provider set to Procare Customer would like this setting to allow for users to access copies of the emails they have sent after ...

Your document function for zooming in and out is terrible. It is not user friendly, sticks, won't go back to the main page. Parents get frustrated and so do staff.

We received a request that the Payments -> Payments/Adjustments export report could include a column that could tell the center the period the payment applied to.

We are a preschool within a church within a larger diocese. People at the diocese used to use Tuition Express reports to see what money was coming in for our preschool. When you eliminated tuitionexpress.com we had to give diocese accounting peopl...

Suggestion Title: Child Time Card Selection for Pickup/Drop-Off Tracking Background As administrative assistants, we occasionally need to correct children’s time entries—such as logging a child in or out—when computer or internet issues prevent te...

Buena Terra Elementary School in California is required to submit the following report to the California Department of Education to report on After School enrollment and attendance counts. Attached is a sample of the report. They are required to f...

Currently SCW Administrators have to create parent 2 login credentials as these are not created automatically during registration as they are for Parent 1. If this could be a feature in the parent portal then guardian one would be able to setup th...

It would be a great enhancement to allow files to be attached to email templates for lead automation. This would streamline the process of automatically sending handbooks when a specific status is selected, making it an incredibly useful feature f...

I am contacting you because our center has recently gotten into a ghostly mood and realized that there are no Procare themes available to satiate our spooky cravings. There are themes for summer, spring, and winter, Valentine's Day and Christmas, ...