June 10th, 2026
New

School admins can now manage connected Google Workspace accounts directly from Edurie.


Institutional emails can be generated from a school-configured format when creating users.

Applicant-to-student conversion now uses the same institutional email format as manual user creation.
Admin experience
Added a dedicated member management page with overview and connected account details.
School admins can reset a connected Google Workspace password from Edurie, with a one-time reveal and copy option.
School admins can change a member’s institutional email for connected Google Workspace accounts.
School admins can suspend or reactivate members from the member overview.
Integrations
Connected Google Workspace accounts now show available management actions in Edurie, such as password reset and email rename when supported.
Admissions
School admins can configure the institutional email format used for generated school emails, such as first.last, flast, firstlast, or first_last.
The create-user form now includes a Generate option for institutional email when a directory domain is connected.
Admissions
Institutional emails created during applicant conversion now follow the school’s configured email format for consistency with manual user creation.
Admin experience
Institutional email and account status management have moved to the dedicated member management page, making the user edit workflow clearer.
No additional user-facing fixes are included in this release.
June 9th, 2026

School users can now set or reset their connected institutional Google Workspace password through a secure self-service flow.

Registrars can manage an already-enrolled student’s section and class list from the Pre-Enrollment tab.
List searches and page-size changes now show results reliably, even when starting from a later page.
Class cards now align more consistently across dashboards and class listings.
Integrations
School users with connected institutional Google Workspace accounts can reset their own password from their Profile page after email verification.
Newly provisioned institutional accounts can receive an account-ready email with the user’s institutional email address and a secure password setup link.
Classes
Registrars can now use Manage classes after admission conversion to update an enrolled student’s section and class load from the Pre-Enrollment tab.
Class updates continue to follow existing enrollment rules, including capacity checks, billing behavior, notifications, and connected classroom roster sync where enabled.
Classes
The Pre-Enrollment tab now reflects the student’s live enrolled class load after conversion, including updated class tables and summary information after changes are saved.
Admin experience
Fixed list searches and page-size changes so tables return to the first page automatically when results change, preventing empty tables when matching records exist.
Fixed permission handling so school admins with the appropriate access can complete enrollment override workflows consistently.
Classes
Fixed class card alignment on the dashboard and Classes page so titles, program badges, term, enrollment, and schedule details line up more consistently across cards.

June 6th, 2026

Classes are easier to identify with program code badges shown on student class cards and admin class lists.

Institutional email sign-in now connects users to their existing school membership instead of creating a duplicate account without access.
Classes
Class cards now show the program codes of rostered students, with the full program name available on hover.
Admin class lists now include a default-visible Programs column, making it easier to distinguish classes that share similar course and section labels.
When many programs are associated with a class, extra programs are summarized with a +N badge to keep lists readable.
Program badges only reflect currently rostered students, so dropped enrollments no longer affect class identification.
Integrations
Fixed an issue where signing in with Google or Microsoft using an institutional email could create a separate account instead of linking to the user’s existing school membership.
June 5th, 2026
New

Added a personal Apps page where users can open school-provided apps such as Google Drive, Docs, Gmail, Calendar, and Classroom.
Improved stability when returning to data-heavy Classes and Gradebook pages after being idle or refreshing.
Reduced repeated error notifications so users see clearer, less noisy feedback.
Added Getting Started articles to the Help Center.
Integrations
Users can now access a personal Apps page with shortcuts to school-provided Google Workspace apps.
App links open with the user’s school account, helping prevent confusion when users also have personal Google accounts signed in.
Apps awaiting account setup appear unavailable with guidance to contact the registrar.
Help & documentation
The Help Center now includes a Getting Started collection with user-facing articles.
Admin experience
Repeated app error messages are now grouped so users are not shown multiple identical alerts at once.
Classes and Gradebook
Fixed intermittent errors that could appear when returning to Classes or Gradebook pages after being idle, especially during refreshes.
Fixed an issue where Gradebook approval options could fail to load intermittently.
June 5th, 2026
Registrars can now place applicants into eligible classes outside their standard cohort when needed.
Optional dropdown fields are easier to manage, with clear controls where empty values are allowed.
Grade amendment reviews and gradebook controls now better reflect what reviewers and teachers can actually see or edit.
Admissions capacity warnings are clearer and identify the affected class directly.
Admissions
Registrars can assign applicants to classes outside the applicant’s standard program or level when the school allows this workflow, supporting irregular or off-sequence placements.
Admin experience
Optional dropdown fields now include a clear option where applicable, so users can remove a selected value instead of replacing it with another one.
Classes
Optional class setup fields such as Program, Adviser, and Room can now be cleared when they are not required.
Gradebook
Finalized gradebooks now show save and auto-save controls only when there is something the user can edit.
Admissions
Editing an applicant’s class load no longer re-checks an unchanged class assignment unnecessarily, preventing valid edits from being blocked.
Capacity warnings during pre-enrollment now show the course and class details, along with capacity counts, instead of unclear block-only labels.
Duplicate or inconsistent capacity warning messages have been cleaned up so registrars see one clear warning per affected class.
Gradebook
Grade amendment review screens now distinguish the academic term from the grading period scope, making approval details easier to understand.
Grade amendment approval subjects now include clearer class identity details, helping reviewers identify the correct class.
Users who can view grade amendments but cannot edit another teacher’s amendment no longer see those grade cells as editable.
June 5th, 2026
Personal email changes now require verification through the new email address before taking effect.
Users receive clearer protection around email-change requests, including notifications and cancellation support.
Approvals and grade amendment workflows are more reliable.
Transcripts now correctly reflect updated pass/fail outcomes after approved grade amendments.
Account security
Users changing their personal email address must now verify ownership of the new address before it becomes the account’s primary email.
Email-change requests now send confirmation to the new address and a security notice to the current address, with the ability to cancel an unexpected request.
Account security
Only one pending email-change request can be active at a time, helping users avoid confusion and ensuring the latest request is the one that can be completed.
Gradebook
Approved grade amendments that change a student from failing to passing now update both the grade and the transcript pass/fail remark correctly.
Approvals
The Approvals inbox no longer fails to load when it includes grade amendment approval items.
June 3rd, 2026

Admissions identity is now simpler: each application is for the signed-in applicant, with clearer applicant details during the application process.
Applicant suffixes can now be captured and carried into school records.
Registrars can now correct applicant identity details during review before creating the student record.
Several reliability fixes improve approvals, table sorting, and admission-to-student conversion workflows.
Admissions
Applicants can now include a suffix, such as Jr. or Sr., as part of their application identity details.
School admins can now edit applicant identity information from the application overview during review, including suffix.
Approved applicant identity details are used when creating the official student record, helping ensure reviewed admissions information is reflected accurately.
Admissions
The application experience now clearly treats the signed-in account as the applicant, removing the “applying for myself or someone else” choice to reduce confusion.
Applicant email is shown as a read-only “Applying as” detail during the application process, making it clearer which account is submitting the application.
Admissions
Fixed an issue where registrars could be blocked from creating a student record when an accepted applicant was intentionally placed into a class with a different academic level.
Fixed applicant suffix handling so suffixes entered during admissions are preserved in the resulting student record.
Admin experience
Fixed approval counts so the sidebar badge now matches the approvals visible in the pending approvals inbox.
Fixed an issue where some actionable approval requests could be missing from the approvals inbox.
Fixed sorting on multi-word table columns, such as Student Number, Academic Level, and Source, so lists sort correctly without error messages.
June 3rd, 2026
Teachers can now request, edit, and finalize grade amendments for approved grades through a controlled gradebook workflow.

Registrars have clearer review options for grade amendment requests, including optional review of the final proposed grade change before records are updated.

Gradebook edits now auto-save by default, with clear save status and retry support.

Student lists in enrollment-related tables now show more consistent identity details, including email, student number, and program where available.

Gradebook
Grade amendments now support an end-to-end workflow: teachers can request a change for an approved grade, edit the approved amendment in the gradebook, and finalize the correction.
Schools can require registrar review of the final proposed grade change before the academic record is updated, with clear before-and-after grade details for review.
Gradebook auto-save is now on by default. Users see live save status, can retry failed saves, and can switch back to manual saving if preferred.
Approved grade amendment edits are clearly highlighted in the gradebook, with finalization kept separate from saving draft grade changes.
Academic records
Grade amendment records now retain clearer status and closure details, including completed, cancelled, or expired amendments.
Gradebook
Open grade amendments can automatically expire after a period of inactivity based on school settings, helping keep amendment records current.
Gradebook save status is clearer, including when changes are saved, still pending, need correction, or failed to save.
During amendment work, saved changes are distinguished from finalized changes so users can tell when a correction still needs final approval or finalization.
Classes
Student identity details are more consistent across enrollment and outcome tables: institutional email now appears under the student name, student number appears in its own column, and program information is shown where available.
Gradebook
A validation issue in one grade cell no longer prevents other valid grade changes from saving.
Failed auto-save attempts keep the entered values in place and allow users to retry instead of losing work.
May 29th, 2026
Admissions now checks class capacity before applicants are committed, with warnings and authorized overrides where allowed.
Classes can now be reserved to a section even when existing enrollments or pre-enrollments come from other sections, with a documented override.
Reservation behavior is now consistent across bulk reservation and individual class edit workflows.
Admissions
When adding classes to an admission application, staff now see capacity warnings before committing the selection.
Over-capacity classes can be added only by authorized users who provide an override reason.
Accepting an application now checks attached classes for unresolved capacity conflicts before the applicant is committed.
Classes
School admins can now confirm a section reservation for a class that already includes students or applicants associated with other sections, without removing and re-adding those records.
Override reasons are captured when confirming cross-section reservation exceptions, helping schools document why the exception was allowed.
Classes
Bulk section reservation and individual class edit screens now follow the same reservation rules and prompts.
Existing enrollments and pre-enrollments remain unchanged when a cross-section reservation is confirmed, preserving roster and application continuity.
Classes
Resolved an issue where legitimate cross-section enrollments could prevent a class from being reserved to its intended section.
May 29th, 2026
School users now have a dedicated Profile page for viewing institution-managed identity details and sign-ins.
Admissions teams can continue managing applicant class assignments after enrollment clearance, before student conversion.
Finance clearance is protected when post-clearance class changes affect projected tuition.
Gradebook reliability has improved for classes that previously encountered loading errors.
Profile
Added a new Profile page for students, teachers, and other school users to view school-recorded identity information, including profile photo, registered name, student or employee number, institutional email, and institutional sign-in methods.
Users can copy available identifiers and institutional email addresses, download their school-recorded profile photo when available, and access account recovery guidance when an institutional email exists.
Admissions
Admissions staff with the appropriate permission can now use Manage Classes to update an applicant’s class or section assignments after enrollment clearance and before conversion.
Admissions
Class management for applicants is now more consistent before and after enrollment clearance, reducing the need for separate workflows.
If a post-clearance class change affects projected tuition, finance clearance is reset so the updated amount can be reviewed before conversion.
Gradebook
Fixed an issue where some class Gradebook pages could show a server error instead of loading.