Parent Username Format
The “Parent username format” setting controls how Classter automatically suggests a login username when a new parent (guardian) account is created in the system. Instead of requiring an administrator to type a username manually for every new parent, Classter reads a configurable text formula and generates a consistent, readable suggestion based on the parent’s own name and profile details.
What this article covers
- What This Setting Does
- Where It Is Used
- Business Logic / Behavior
- Example(s)
- When to Use
- Notes
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