User Guide
Students

Communications Tab

the communications tab provides a complete history of all interactions sent to or from the student, including emails , events , letters , and sms messages it helps keep everything organized in one place so you can quickly reference past communications, check delivery status, or send new messages—without leaving the student profile each section is separated by communication type, with tools to search, filter, and view message details you can also use the green buttons beside each section to send a new message or schedule a new event managing communication consent if you plan to use the communication tools in ampeducator, it's essential to collect consent from your students you can manage this in the student profile tab docid 6y4u4ebyoq 5k12bg ytz section if a student is not opted in, ampeducator will not send any emails or sms messages to them note a best practice is to collect opt in consent automatically when a student is added to ampeducator via a web forms docid\ xsjlma37redexchhokfkj you can do this by including a checkbox field named "opt in" set to "true" on your web form if you’d like more information on implementing this feature, please reach out to us at support\@ampeducator com or start a ticket emails this section displays a list of all emails sent to or from the student you’ll see the sender and recipient addresses, subject lines, dates, and delivery statuses (e g , delivered or bounced) this is also where you can send a new email using the new email button sending a new email click new email to open the email composer the student’s name, email address, and contact number will automatically populate the top of the modal you can use the rich text editor to format your message, add links or attachments, and insert tables or images as needed the toolbar also includes options for using merge fields to personalize the message (such as inserting the student’s name or program) if email templates docid\ mfokyknsnlceovhnocnl3 have been set up, you can load them in to save time and maintain consistency once your message is ready, press send to deliver it, or save to keep it as a draft the email will then appear in the list under the emails section of the communications tab viewing sent emails and logs to view a previously sent email, click the view email icon beside the email entry this opens the full message so you can review what was sent, including any attachments or formatting beneath the message, you’ll also see an email stati log , which tracks the delivery status (e g , pending, sent, opened), timestamp, and technical details such as ip addresses this can help confirm whether the student received or opened the email events here you’ll find a list of all scheduled events related to the student, such as meetings, phone calls, or to dos each entry shows the event date and time, type, description, completion status, and result scheduling a new event click new event to open the scheduling modal you can set the event type, date, time, assign it to a user, and add a description the event will automatically appear in this list and in the assigned user’s calendar letters letters are ideal for formal, repeat communications—like acceptance notices or reminders using templates docid\ mfokyknsnlceovhnocnl3 with merge fields allows you to quickly generate personalized letters by pulling in student or prospect details automatically once created, you can choose save as document to store the letter on their profile and make it viewable in the portal if needed adding and managing new letters to create a new letter for a student or prospect, click new letter in the letters section you’ll then be prompted to choose from a list of existing templates docid\ mfokyknsnlceovhnocnl3 or start with a blank letter once you select a template or start a blank letter, the edit letter window will open here you can use the rich text editor to customize the content, format text, insert images, tables, and more set the letter title for your records choose a pdf templates docid 3aw2wrbz qzwggegdssr (if available), which defines the layout and branding of the letter select the letter size (e g , letter, a4) if you chose a template with merge fields, relevant student information will automatically fill in you can also insert merge fields manually when creating a blank letter click preview pdf to view how the letter will appear when downloaded or printed—great for double checking formatting before saving once you press save , the letter will appear in the list under the letters section of the communications tab you’ll see a set of quick action icons to the right of each letter edit letter icon – make changes to the letter save as pdf icon – download a pdf version of the letter save as document icon – save the letter to the student’s profile under the documents section delete icon – remove the letter if it’s no longer needed these options help keep important communications organized and easily accessible sms sms is a quick and effective way to communicate important reminders or updates like emails and letters, sms messages can also use templates docid\ mfokyknsnlceovhnocnl3 and merge fields to personalize communication while saving time this section displays all sms messages sent to the student you’ll see a list that includes the message preview, recipient number, delivery status, timestamp, and a quick action icon to view the full message sending a new sms to send a new sms, click the new sms button this will open a modal where you can type your message the student’s contact details will auto fill, and you’ll be able to use an existing sms templates docid\ mfokyknsnlceovhnocnl3 if one has been created insert merge text for personalization keep your message under 160 characters to avoid multiple charges keep in mind sms does not support html formatting if including links, use plain text urls (e g , http //example com) sms must be sms docid\ xb 9fabrfhcwqwlqnww2n in your system to use this feature once you're ready, click send to deliver the message sending bulk messages and events if you’d like to send emails, sms messages, or event invitations to multiple students at once, the best way to do this is through groups groups let you organize students (and prospects) using your own filters and selections, and make it easy to send bulk communications to everyone in the group to learn more about setting up and using groups, head to the groups docid\ lirbic71abgfbp uhorhz section of this guide