Try “register staff”, “archived news” or “add a payment”.

Delivery & Read Status on a Personal Notification

Track Exactly Who Received and Read Your Message

Use the delivery and read report to check whether a Personal Notification reached the selected users and whether they opened it.

Delivered and Read mean different things. A delivered push alert is not the same as an opened message. A read status does not confirm that the recipient understood or acted on the message.

1. Open the recipient report

  1. Sign in at uniqueschoolapp.ie.
  2. Open Communications → Personal Notifications → Manage Personal Notifications.
  3. Find the message, adjusting the date range and filters if needed.
  4. Click the number in the Read or Unread column. You can also open the message’s three-dot menu (⋮) → Users.

2. Check each recipient

  • Student: relevant when the student was included in the PN.
  • Primary Contact: shows that contact’s read status, or the staff member for a staff message.
  • Secondary Contact: shows the second contact’s status where applicable.

Check the intended recipient rather than assuming one family member’s read status applies to everyone.

3. Understand the indicators

  • Warning symbol: the push alert was not delivered. Hover over it for available details.
  • Check symbol: the push alert was delivered. The report icon can show delivery time and device information.
  • Green registration indicator: the user is registered on the app.
  • Red registration indicator: the user is not registered on the app.

If a message is unread or undelivered

Check the registration and delivery information first. Possible causes include phone notification settings, a changed phone or an app that has not been reinstalled; the status alone does not identify the cause.

Where appropriate, use the unread-email reminder option when creating a PN, or follow your school’s normal contact process. Avoid sending repeated messages without checking the recipient details.

Need help? Email staffsupport@uniqueschools.ie or book training.

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