Correspondence Permissions and Application Settings

Modified on Wed, 25 Mar at 11:40 PM

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Correspondence permissions

The following Permissions can be used to enable or disable access to various correspondence types. These can be accessed through the Administration workspace>Permission management.

It is not possible to prevent the Email>Students option being available through the Attendance Roll page and Marks Books. The only method is to remove the email address from the student's record in SEQTA.

 

Permission

Page or Function

 Dependent Permissions 

CORR:LOGRequired to view the Correspondence log SMS, RPTS, EMAIL
EMAILSend emails to Contacts, Student and Staff through the Correspondence page 
EMAIL:CONTSend emails to Contacts via the SIP, Marks book and Attendance pageEMAIL
EMAIL:STAFFAllows email notifications, or Direqt messages notifications, through the Pastoral care pane in the SIPEMAIL
SMSBase permission required to send SMS messages through SEQTA 
SMS:ABSView the Absentee SMS tab on the Attendance pageSMS
SMS:GENSend SMS messages through the Correspondence pageSMS
SMS:PCSend Pastoral care notifications via SMSSMS

 


Application settings

The following Application settings can be used to enable or disable Direqt messaging for a module, and which recipient type (Student, Tutor etc.) is available for selection when sending a Direqt message. These can be accessed through the Administration workspace>Application settings.

Application settingPage of functionDependent settings
Messaging enabledEnable Direqt messaging for SEQTA Learn, SEQTA Engage and SEQTA Tutor (these settings can be set separately for each module). It is not possible to disable Direqt messaging from staff to staff.Base setting
Message recipientsSpecify which parties staff can message from SEQTA Teach, SEQTA Learn, SEQTA Engage and SEQTA Tutor (these settings can be set separately for each module).Requires Messaging Enabled to be set to enabled
Blind message (default)The default state of the Keep recipient list private (BCC) option when sending Direct messages. This can be overridden when composing a message by deselecting the checkbox.Requires Messaging Enabled to be set to enabled
Direqt message in timetableAllow Direqt messaging from the student timetable in SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage.Requires Messaging Enabled to be set to enabled
Email from timetableAllow Emailing from the student timetable in SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage. 
SMS template (general)

The merge field {body} must be included otherwise information entered into the SMSes sent through the Correspondence page will not be included in the SMS.

 

 


Notification options when creating a Pastoral care note

The Permission to send Pastoral Care Notifications, both via email or Direqt message, is controlled by the one Permission EMAIL: STAFF.

NOTE: To control whether the notifications in SIP are via Email or Direqt message click on Administration workspace>Application settings, then search for SIP. In the editing pane select Enabled or Disabled for Use direqt messaging for pastoral care alert messages.

 


Disabling the option for staff to Direqt message other staff

This option cannot be disabled.

 


Access to the Correspondence Page

The Correspondence Page can be used to send out bulk emails, SMSes and Direqt Messages to all Students, Contacts and Staff. Due to this, schools may limit access to this page to key administration and attendance staff.

 


Access to the Correspondence logs

Access to the Correspondence logs should be allocated with care as they will include Pastoral Care Notification emails (or Direqt Messages) for Restricted Pastoral Care Notes which may include sensitive information.

CORR:LOGRequired to view the Correspondence log SMS, RPTS, EMAIL

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