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Your child's dossier

View progress notes, meeting reports and points of attention about your child — and reply where enabled.

Updated: June 25, 2026

The Dossier tab holds the notes the organization keeps about your child: progress, compliments and achievements, meeting reports, agreements and any points of attention. Each item has a type (for example a meeting report, a note or a record of an achievement) and a date.

Where to find it

Open the app → Dossier tab at the bottom.

Step by step: viewing the dossier

  1. Open the Dossier tab.
  2. If you have several children, pick the right child at the top.
  3. Browse the notes; use the filter to narrow by type.
  4. Tap a note to read the full text.
  5. If replying is enabled, tap Reply to send a message back to the organization.

Certificates and documents

Earned certificates or diplomas and shared documents are found under Documents (via the More menu or the dossier page). Tap a certificate to view and save it.

Tips

  • If you get a notification about a new dossier note, open it via the notification — you jump straight to the right item.
  • Read notes carefully and reply where needed; that keeps the communication with the organization complete.

Frequently asked questions

Who writes these notes? Teachers and administrators of the organization. You can read them and, where enabled, reply.

Can I delete or edit a note myself? No. The dossier is managed by the organization; you can reply though.

Do other parents see my child's dossier? No. Only the parents linked to this child and the organization see it.

Troubleshooting

  • I don't see the Dossier tab. Then your organization doesn't use the dossier module.
  • The dossier is empty. There are no notes yet, or the wrong child is selected — check at the top.
  • I can't reply. Replying is only possible when the organization has enabled it for that note.

Related

  • Following homework — your child's homework.
  • Asking questions — for a question to the teacher or organization.
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