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From school districts to taprooms, here's what changed when these teams moved their forms to Tessel.

Featured story · Education

Bramblecourt runs nine schools around Council Bluffs, Iowa. Every field trip used to mean a stack of paper slips, a lunch-money envelope and a teacher chasing signatures the morning of the trip.

Now parents get a text with a link. The form asks only what applies to their child, takes the bus fee with a card and lands in a sheet the front office shares with drivers.

Slips on time
92%
Paper per week
−140
Forms live
63
A school bus with a phone showing a completed permission slip
“We know who's coming before the bus does.”
Lavinia Plaskett, Director of operations

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