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Status Have you tried?
Created by Guest
Created on Jan 9, 2024

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Missing Marks page access

RE: Overviews- Attendance- Missing Marks Function

Currently in order to access and amend missing marks function you are required to have senior leader or above permissions. This functionality is used at our school by range of staff including administrative staff. These staff do not require any access to other parts of epraise that senior leader permissions provides. Would it therefore be possible to be able to turn on this specific functionality for specific staff without giving them wider permissions?

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  • Guest
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    |     Jan 30, 2024

    Ah, we were looking at the masquerading. We will test and if there is an issue come back to you. Thanks for the guidance on this ticket.

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    Ben Dunford
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    |     Jan 30, 2024

    It's worth noting that this won't affect masquerading, but if that user has re-logged in and still isn't able to see that view, it would be great if you could send us an example via our support team - thank you!

  • Guest
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    |     Jan 30, 2024

    Hi Ben. We've tried this by using the attendance checkbox via Admin>Staff but this didn't afford those colleagues the access they required. Do you need an example to look at?

  • Admin
    Ben Dunford
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    |     Jan 30, 2024

    Good news - we can already do this! If you visit Admin > Staff, edit the relevant member of staff and check the 'Attendance' permission, this should do exactly what you're looking for!