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Arux reimagines how you track family communications

Today's after school and community education programs need to communicate with parents at a high level. More and more, families want to hear from you (and you from them) regarding:


  • Registration and enrollment: confirmations, acceptance, waitlist status, contract, and schedule change approvals⁠

  • ⁠​Payments and billing: invoices, payment confirmations, past-due notices, failed or declined auto pay, collections messaging, receipts⁠⁠⁠

  • Program operations: schedule change notifications and other account messages, emergency alerts, incident notifications, program updates and logistics, enrollment reminders, marketing for new programs, and general announcements


That's a lot of communications. A thought exercise — consider the communications that your program sent out ten years ago compared to now. We would guess that the number has increased significantly.


A lot of comms go out, so we created a new view to organize them all


As communications increase, it is more important than ever that you can audit what was sent and if parents received and viewed it.


Our redesigned communications tab offers a fresh, intuitive approach to communication management. You can now easily audit and track what's being sent, delivered, and engaged with across all channels, giving you a better way to view everything.


With our new communications tab, admin users can:


  • View all communications sent (with date and time) to a parent from Arux

  • Filter messages by date range and see whether it was a system- (automated) or admin-generated email

  • View tags that signal engagement, including delivered and opened

  • View the exact communication (text or email) within the same view


Communications log with Karen C Bale showing emails and SMS with details on events and reminders. Messages marked as "Seen" or "Delivered".
Arux's new communications tab provides a comprehensive view of all communications — showcasing emails and SMS messages with details on type, status, and content, all in one convenient interface

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