Every child back to the right adult.
A tag for the child, a matching stub for the parent.
Tick who’s here. Print.
A tag for each child, a stub for the parent. The allergy prints in black.
Show the pass at the door.
Or check in at a self-serve station.
Tick who’s here. The tags print in the room.
The real screen, working. Tap it and watch the room change.
- Ada OkaforAge 6 · PreschoolAllergy: Peanuts
- Jonah OkaforAge 4 · Toddlers
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Straight answers.
If yours isn’t here, write to us. We answer our own email.
What do we need at the door?
A laptop or iPad, and a label printer: a Brother QL on your Wi-Fi, about $150 with tape, or the DYMO LabelWriter or Zebra you may already have. Labels print from the browser with no app to install. Pick the size once in Settings: Brother’s 62 mm tape, DYMO’s 2-5/16 × 4 in labels, or the smaller 2.25 × 1.25 in labels. On a laptop, Chrome can print with no dialog. An iPad shows its print sheet each time.
Who sees a child’s allergy and notes?
Admins, anyone with the Check-in role, and that day’s check-in team on the room’s roster. Once door passes are on, the child’s own family sees the allergy on Your week, never the notes. The activity log keeps which notes changed, never what they say.
What if a parent loses the stub?
The volunteer chooses “Released without a stub” and writes who collected the child and why. It’s kept with the pickup.
Are pickup codes kept?
No. Each family’s four-character code lasts the day and is deleted the day after. It never appears in a web address.
We have more than one campus
Each campus has its own rooms and times, a station runs at one campus, and name tags print the campus’s short name.
What doesn’t it do?
Children don’t have photos in Trellis, and nothing is sent by text message.