A Controlled Window Into the Journey
Parents and guardians want visibility without taking over the process. Prixion Parents gives them a controlled portal to follow progress, appointments, deadlines, offers, and costs, and to give consent where it is needed, without stepping into the student's own workspace.
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Progress Visibility
Parents see where their student stands in the application journey, from preparation through enrollment, without needing to ask for updates.
Appointments and Deadlines
Upcoming appointments, submission windows, and decision dates appear in one calendar, so nothing important is missed.
Offer and Cost Visibility
Parents can view offers and their associated costs alongside the student, supporting informed family decisions without duplicating the student's own view.
Consent Actions
When a decision requires parental consent, whether financial, legal, or procedural, Parents provides a clear action point tied directly to the relevant record.
Controlled Access
Students and institutions define exactly what a parent portal can see, keeping visibility appropriate to the student's age, program, and preference.
Communication Channel
A direct line to relevant institutional contacts when a parent has a question, without routing through the student or generic institutional email.
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You're probably wondering…
Yes. Guardian consent is captured and recorded for compliance.
Yes. The level of parent access can differ by the student's age and stage, following your policies.
Parents is a permissioned portal that gives parents and guardians appropriate visibility into their child's journey and a place to give consent where required.
Parents see what your policy allows for the student's age and stage, not unrestricted access to the full profile.
Decisions such as sharing data, accepting certain offers, or age-gated actions can be set to require guardian consent.
Yes. More than one parent or guardian can be given access.
Yes, with access levels appropriate to each stage.