Spring 2026: Delegated Roles, Smarter Printing, QuickBooks Access, and Platform Polish
Spring is when calendars collide—state testing, spring concerts, prom, and yes, another wave of parent-teacher conferences. We shipped a basket of updates meant to keep pace with how districts really operate: curious leaders evaluating software, front offices juggling hybrid families, and principals who need to deputize trusted teammates without sleeping next to the server closet.
Delegated staff roles for conference management
Our own support crew now sees trial status in richer detail, with quotes and demo scheduling woven into the same story. Role-based access keeps integrations safe while still letting you hand real work to assistant principals, registrars, or department leads. Layer in student limits, bulk household linking inside the directory, and calmer messaging when two people bump into the same record.
Familiar roles return: School Event Report User, School Admin Without Integration, School Event Manager, School Directory Manager, and School Event Scheduler. Each is designed so someone can own the slice of conference week that matches their job description without inheriting every credential in the building.
Smarter printing and QuickBooks access
Printed teacher schedules now show the date clearly, with hybrid visits labeled regardless of language. Schools on our QuickBooks path can let business-office staff browse invoices and open a PDF straight from the number on the screen—with permissions that follow roles, not a spreadsheet of who's allowed to click what.
Wondering which features are active for your district? Your PTC Wizard contact can review your contract and plan the next rollout worth discussing in a cabinet meeting.