It develops the Vulcan electronic grade book system, which can be accessed with a mobile phone application called eduVulcan.
The company decided to put certain features of the app behind a paywall, such as Push notifications, messaging and absence notes,[10][11] which attracted criticism.
The normal account has a different login for every child, which is made out of letters and numbers not associated with the parent's e-mail address or name, it also requires a different URL for every school and cannot be changed.
[18] Politician Adrian Zandberg made an interpellation to the Minister of Education Barbara Nowacka, he said that the country has enough resources to deliver a free platform.
When asked about a possible creation of a free platform for communication between parents and teachers, she said that "ideas are appearing" but that they would require "talks with the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Center of Education Informatics and – most importantly – the General Inspector of Protection of Personal Information".