This article explains how you can keep in touch with Famly, from product updates and new features to helpful resources and support. Find out where to get the latest news, how to manage your communication preferences, and where to reach us when you need help.
The Famly Early Years Newsletter
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The Famly Customer Newsletter
We also offer a special newsletter for just our customers. We currently offer this newsletter for customers in UK (monthly newsletter), US (monthly newsletter) or DACH region (3-4 times a year).
This newsletter focuses on product updates and customer events:
The Famly Blog
You'll find articles, interviews, practice inspiration, and much more on our blog:
Famly Guides
Our library of longer-form books and guides is free to download:
Famly Sessions
Famly Sessions are a series of interviews and presentations, covering a range of topics, with early years experts from across the UK:
Customer Support for Staff at Settings
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Support hours: 8am - 4pm
We have a team of Customer Advisors who manage all incoming support on a daily basis. If you have a question, or something’s not working right with your app, then our team is here to help.
To get in touch (using a browser):
In your sidebar, click on the question mark icon labelled Help and support
Click on Send us a message
You can start a direct conversation with us from there
Get in touch (using the app):
Open the menu (in the bottom, right-hand corner), then select Help and Support
Click on Send us a message
A new screen will open, where you can click on Send us a message
Famly App Status
You can use this site to check whether there is a known issue with the app, that the team are already working on fixing:
Famly Roadmap
Visit the Roadmap to see upcoming improvements to the app:
You can choose to look at features that are under consideration (and vote for these as 'nice to have', 'important' or 'critical'.), planned and launched.