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Audiri vs Schoolzine SZapp

Audiri

audiri.com.au

Schoolzine SZapp

schoolzine.com

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FigureAudiriSchoolzine SZapp
Price from—A$29.08/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published33
Spec score · School Communication Software7.5 (#16)8.4 (#4)
IntegrationsAudiri lists My School Connect for orders and payments and GeoSnapshot for photo sharing; it invites schools to contact it about other integrations.Official integration documentation covers website widgets, article and event feeds, video, Office 365 and Google single sign-on, PayPal, calendars and MIS systems.
Mobile platformsAudiri’s help centre directs users to download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and notes that older phone or operating system versions may not be compatible.Schoolzine lists Apple and Android devices as supported and says the app is not supported in desktop browsers.
PurposeAudiri centralises school communications, including newsletters, events, group messages, appointments, payments and forms.SZapp is a mobile app that helps schools communicate with parents through a central hub.
SecurityAudiri says it has passed Safer Technology 4 Schools (ST4S) readiness and hosts data in Australia.The product page states that SZapp offers multiple authentication methods and GDPR compliance.
SupportAudiri advertises unlimited phone support, an online resource centre, tutorials and support articles.Schoolzine describes its technical support as unlimited and says it supports schools in over 20 countries in multiple languages.

Plans

Audiri

  • EssentialPriced on request
  • PremiumPriced on request
  • StarterPriced on request

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Schoolzine SZapp

  • SZapp (parent app)Free
  • SZapp schools up to 250 studentsA$349 a year
  • SZapp schools over 250 studentsA$599 a year

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In their own words

Audiri

Audiri centralises communications for schools, tertiary education, and community organisations across Android, iOS, and the web. Schools can target updates to groups, control who may post, and use newsletters, group messages, two-way messaging, and SMS notifications. The platform also handles calendars, event RSVPs, digital forms and signatures, and parent-teacher appointment scheduling. Payments and orders can run through the My School Connect integration; Audiri says it does not store credit card information. GeoSnapshot is listed for photo sharing, and schools can ask about other integrations. Parents and teachers use the school app free, without limits on content or notifications, while school pricing is available on request for Starter, Essential, and Premium plans. Premium is the package shown with a custom-branded app. Audiri says it has passed Safer Technology 4 Schools readiness, hosts data in Australia, and lets schools restrict sensitive information or make profiles private. Support includes unlimited phone help, tutorials, articles, and an online resource centre.

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Schoolzine SZapp

Schoolzine SZapp is a mobile hub for schools to communicate with parents. Schools can select modules such as newsletters, notices, calendars and timetables, then send targeted push notifications about school news and events. The app also supports a customizable home page, event bookings and document distribution. Schoolzine says SZapp can link with payment gateways, social media platforms and other school systems, though it does not name those systems on the product page. The app supports Apple and Android devices and is not available in desktop browsers. Schools may limit access to registered users, and locked schools or groups require a four-digit passcode. The product page states that SZapp offers multiple authentication methods and GDPR compliance; Schoolzine says it completed the Safer Technologies for Schools assessment process. SZapp is free to download and use for parents through participating schools. School pricing is available on request. Schoolzine describes its technical support as unlimited and says it supports schools in over 20 countries in multiple languages. The company was founded in January 2007.

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