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About
This app serves as a central hub for institutional communication, academic, and financial services. Students and families can access announcements, grades, attendance, financial statements, and schedules. Educators can record grades, attendance, and class content.
What's New in UNDB
08.2302.00
February 3, 2023
Pensando sempre em melhorar sua experiência, nessa versão fizemos correções de algumas não conformidades e melhorias de desempenho
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FAQ
What is UNDB?
UNDB is a unified platform designed to centralize institutional communication, academic services, and financial information for students, families, and educators.
What kind of academic information can I access on UNDB?
On UNDB, you can access grades, attendance records, class schedules, and view the content of lessons taught by educators.
How does UNDB help with financial matters?
UNDB provides access to financial statements and allows for the management of financial occurrences, offering a clear overview of financial transactions related to the institution.
Can educators use UNDB for their teaching tasks?
Yes, educators can use UNDB to launch grades, take attendance, and register the content covered in their classes, streamlining their administrative duties.
What devices are compatible with UNDB?
UNDB is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, ensuring accessibility across various Apple mobile devices.
Is UNDB free to use?
Yes, UNDB is available for free, with no cost to download or use its core features.
How often is UNDB updated?
The latest version of UNDB is 08.2302.00, which was last updated on February 3, 2023, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and security.
What is the age rating for UNDB?
UNDB has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger students and their families.


