E10 - Synchronisation to Education Perfect via Export

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Preamble

Timetabling data that exists in Timetable files are usually sent on to one or more other non-Tes systems, such as student learning management systems, reporting systems, administration systems, and many more. The Tes integration team works with other systems to make sure that the data required to be sent is in the correct format.
This document can be referenced for:
  1. new school file set up
  2. synchronisation processes
  3. synchronisation troubleshooting
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While Tes takes all care to ensure any mention to the other system is correct and up to date, it is the user's responsibility to check with the other system prior to an initial sync. If the user becomes aware of any changes to the other system, we would very much appreciate this feedback.


Type of sync

This sync is performed by exporting correctly formatted files, usually CSV format ready uploading into the other system.

Which data is sent to the other system?

This table lists many of the data and features found in Tes and and whether they are understood by the other system.
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Note that Tes builds many excellent features to help users build high quality timetables, and while these features can be sent onto the other system through the synchronisation process, not all systems have built the capability on their end to receive/display these features. 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
Tes Timetable feature

        Notes on feature       

Is this feature received
by the other system?   

Other notes
CampusesCampuses and their associated rooms
        No       

Classes

Classes as per Class data screens       

        Yes       

Class lists

       
       

        Yes       

Composite classes (linked classes)

One teacher teaching more than one class at the same time       

        No       
Duty roster

       
       

        No       

Faculty data

       
       

        Yes       

Grid structure codes

       
       

        No       

Multi-file

Two (or more) timetable files       

        No       

Multi-grid

Multiple grids with different bell times       

No
On-call roster

       
       

        No       

Priority classes

The priority class that shows on student's timetables where they have class clashes       

        No       

Room data

Room Code, Name, Size, Campus, Comment       

        No       

Rotation classes

Classes from particular rotations       

        No       

RTO roster

       
       

        No       

Student data

Student Code, FirstName, Surname, Year level, House       

        Yes       

Study roster

Study classes, staffing and rooming roster       

        No       

Sub-classes

       
       

        Unsure       

Teacher data

Teacher Code, Name, Surname, Faculty, Email       

        Yes       

       
       

       
Teacher days off (Unavailable)

       
       

        No       

Timetable data

       
       

        No       

Two (or more) rooms at once

A class with two or more rooms at the same time       

        No       

Two (or more) teachers at once

A class with two or more teachers at the same time
       

        No       
Year levels (non-numeric)

Year levels such as SPT, LSUP, ROLL, Yr9+10 etc       

        No       

       
       


Yes - The data is sent from our end and is being recieved and processed by 3rd party system. 
No - The data is not supported by 3rd party systems and is not sent from the Timetable file. 
Unsure - The data is being sent from the Timetable file but we are unsure if it is being processed and supported by 3rd party system. 


Steps to synchronise data

Step 1: Check if any Education Perfect set up is required

Many systems require some set up at their end prior to receiving timetable data from the Timetable file. Please check with Education Perfect support team.

Step 2: Configure the Timetable File

  1. Open the relevant the Timetable file, and go to File > Synchronise > Configure > Sync tab
  2. Select the + button and choose 'Education Perfect' from the drop down menu.
  1. Go to File > Synchronise > Configure >  Connection tab.
  2. Input your desired Destination Folder. This is the place you would like the relationships.csv file to be placed when it is generated. The CSV export will be saved into this location.


OptionDetails
Sync each time you saveExports enrolment data for Education Perfect upon every save.

Step 3: Perform the export

1. Complete the configuration steps listed above.
2. Go to File > Synchronise > Sync Now.
3. Select Education Perfect from the filter in the top-right corner.
4. Click Create TT publish file
The relationships.csv file will be saved into the folder specified earlier.





File Name
Data column(A)
Data column(B)Data column(C)
Data column(D)
Data column(E)
Data column(F)
Data column(G)
Data column(H)
Data column(I)
Data column(J)
Data column(K)
Data column(L)
Data column(M)
Data column(N)
Data column(O)
Relationships.csv
Forename (Student's firstname)
Surname(Student's)
UPN student(student code)
House
Year group(Year level)
Tutor* group
Student Email
Class Name(CourseCode)
Department(Faculty)
Subject
Staff Title
Staff Forename(Teacher's firstname)
Staff Surname(Teacher's)
id Staff(Teacher code)
Teacher's Email

*Tutor group is an empty field but is required by the 3rd party system hence the column.


Importing into Education Perfect

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The following information has been provided by the Education Perfect team and was correct at the time of publication. Please check the Education Perfect documentation for any changes to the process.
Please contact them for any support required in the set up in this system, as Tes consultants are not able to advise.

Submitting Class Lists

When you log into your account, you will be able to see a 'Set up your classes on EP' section under the 'My Classes' tab.  To submit your class via spreadsheet, you can select Upload class lists.



If this option does not appear below 'My Classes', you can open Upload Classes from the Classes tab.



From here, select either Priority Upload or Standard Upload. Priority upload will allow you to enrol your classes with a quicker turnaround. However, in order to do this, you will need to ensure that your class list follows our template format and contains the correct information.



Upload your class lists by dragging and dropping them into the portal from your computer, or by clicking  Pick files.



If you have selected the Priority Upload option, the eligibility for your class list will be shown with either a green tick or red cross. You will need to select the departments your classes are for as well as whether your classes are trialling or purchasing. If you are unsure, select Don't Know.
If your class list has all the correct information in it, it is possible for it to be automatically enrolled without help from our Enrolment Team. For more information on this process, refer to the article:  How can my classes be automatically enrolled?




If you are not sure why your class list is ineligible, you can click on More Info. From here, you can either update your spreadsheet to be eligible or continue as a Standard Upload.



Next, choose whether your students should be emailed, and confirm the school you would like the class enrolled in (if you teach at more than one school). You will also be able to leave a comment with any additional information.
If you know there are more teachers at your school who are going to send in class lists, tick the  There are more class lists to come from my department checkbox. This helps us to set up all of the classes your department sends in one go where possible.

Once you're done, click Submit Class Lists.



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For any assistance on how to import in Education Perfection, Please contact Education Perfect support team. 

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