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Prologic Adds Online Registration to Teams ERP

Prologic has added online student registration to its Teams enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform.

The new registration tool will allow parents of new or current students to add or edit their student's information. Parents can choose from multiple language preferences and new student registration information can be associated with existing records so that data like emergency contact information does not need to be input multiple times. Parents can also download documents from the system and acknowledge that they've received them.

The system will also allow administrators to customize forms and determine which data will be captured to the database.

"The true value of the Teams online registration compared to stand alone programs is the tight integration it has with all other components within the system," said Lori Harlan Miller, vice president of student systems at Prologic, in a prepared statement. "Teams does more than simply connect the registration to the student information system. Teams automatically validates much of the data as it's being input, including verification if an address falls within the boundaries of a selected district campus. The system will also check to see if there is another student in the system using the same social security number to avoid duplicate entries. This validation goes a long way to improve data integrity, which is essential to districts."

More information is available at ptsteams.com.

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Joshua Bolkan is contributing editor for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe. He can be reached at [email protected].

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