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Not a brush-off — these are the questions that come in most, and each has a written answer more complete than a reply would be.
It won't let me past a screen
Almost always the term. The app blocks until an org has an active one, and an admin can fix it in about thirty seconds.
Set the first termI'm signed in but I can't see my org
Usually a second Google account. Your personal and university addresses are two different people as far as the app is concerned.
Signing inI need everything out as a spreadsheet
The ledger and the roster export themselves. Attendance and documents don't yet — for those, write in and we'll get them to you.
Export your dataRather read first?
The help centre covers setup, money, attendance and the assistant — including the parts that aren't built yet. Trust & privacy covers what happens to your org's records, in the same spirit.