DCPro Alternative Provision Attendance launches Tuesday 3rd September 2024!

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By DCProStaff

August 28, 2024

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We’re delighted to announce that the next version of our DCPro Alternative Provision Attendance system launches next week on Tuesday 3rd September 2024!

More details will follow over the coming days, but some of the new features to look forward to include:

Flexible timetabling
Internal messaging and instant notifications
Targets and frameworks
IOS and Android App
MIS integration
National providers and tutors
New dashboards and reports

And much, much more!

If you are an enquiring or existing customer click here to book a demo.

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