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Handbook Mobile

In-depth handbook for the Fuxam mobile app on iOS and Android — calendar, chat, check-in, notifications, account settings, and getting started.

Welcome to the in-depth handbook for Fuxam Mobile, the companion app for Fuxam Web. Students and staff use it on iPhone and Android to stay connected to their institution between classes and away from a desk: see today’s schedule, message people, check in to sessions, read institutional updates, and manage account settings from a single pocket-sized interface.

After you sign in, the app opens on Calendar — your home base for the day. Everything else is one tap away on the bottom tab bar.

Why it matters

University life does not stop at the campus edge. Lectures move rooms, attendance windows open for only a few minutes, staff need to answer messages on the move, and students expect timely alerts about schedule changes. A dedicated mobile app puts the same institutional data that powers Fuxam Web into a form factor optimized for quick glances, camera-based check-in, and push notifications — without requiring a laptop or browser session.

How this fits into Fuxam

Fuxam Mobile is not a separate product. It reads from the same institution, roles, and appointments as the web platform. What you see on mobile reflects what administrators configure in OrgHub and what you access in Fuxam Web modules such as Base calendar and Base chat.

Mobile tab Primary purpose Web counterpart
Calendar Day-to-day schedule, appointment actions View the calendar in Base
Chat Direct and group messaging Base chat
Check-In QR attendance for sessions Check-in in LMS calendar and attendance
Notifications In-app feed and update prompts Institutional announcements via Info Hub on web
Account Student ID, profile, preferences User record managed in User Management on web

Some features appear only when your institution enables them or when your role permits access. If a tab or action is missing, your configuration — not a bug — is often the reason.

Key concepts

Term Meaning
Tab One of the five persistent areas at the bottom of the screen: Calendar, Chat, Check-In, Notifications, Account.
Appointment A scheduled event on your calendar — lecture, meeting, exam session, or similar. Created and managed on web; viewed and acted on in the app.
Check-in Recording your attendance at a session, usually by scanning a QR code displayed by staff.
Background update A small app update that downloads in the background without visiting the App Store or Google Play.
Institution The university or organization whose data you are viewing. Users linked to more than one institution can switch under Account.
SSO Single sign-on — institutional login that redirects you to your organization’s identity provider instead of a Fuxam password.

The five tabs

Use five tabs at the bottom of the screen:

  • Calendar — view your schedule, open appointment details, join online meetings, get directions, and report absences
  • Chat — message classmates, staff, and course groups; same conversation layer as web chat, optimized for mobile
  • Check-In — scan QR codes to mark attendance; staff can display codes and manage attendance records
  • Notifications — see updates from your institution, including prompts to install a new app version from the store
  • Account — your digital student ID, personal information, institution and language settings, and sign out

In this section

Roles and responsibilities

Role Typical mobile use
Student Calendar for daily schedule, Check-In for attendance, Chat with peers and staff, Notifications for announcements
Teaching staff Calendar for sessions, Check-In to display QR codes and manage attendance, Chat for course communication
Administrative staff Chat and Notifications for operational communication; Calendar when their role includes scheduled appointments

Institution administrators configure which capabilities are available through Fuxam Web — for example, whether chat channels exist or which profile fields are mandatory. The mobile app surfaces what your account is allowed to see.

Where to start

If you are new to the app, work through Getting Started in this order:

  1. Sign in — authenticate with email, password, or institutional SSO
  2. Complete your profile information — if your institution requests additional fields
  3. View your schedule — confirm your calendar looks correct
  4. Manage push notifications — so alerts reach your device

Bookmark Troubleshooting for quick answers when something does not work as expected, and Keep the app up to date to understand how updates reach your phone.

Last updated on July 20, 2026

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