Features

AI Calibration lets your district shape how Swiftscore's AI writes feedback, scores components, and talks about instruction — so the language it uses sounds like your evaluators, reflects your prio...

Swiftscore uses AI to do the heavy lifting across the evaluation lifecycle — scoring observations, summarizing conversations, synthesizing trends across your school, and answering questions through...

This page covers how signing in, signing up, and session security work in Swiftscore. For what each role (Admin, Principal, Teacher, Board) can see and do once signed in, see [Roles & Permissions](...

Swiftscore's Create flow is where you start any new observation, evaluation, or coaching conversation. This guide walks through what you can create, how the flow finds the right next step for a tea...

This article covers three connected parts of Swiftscore: setting up and running evaluation cycles, working with goals, and managing your school's roster of teachers and staff.

Swiftscore gives every role a dashboard scoped to what they're responsible for — a district leader sees the whole district, a principal sees their school, and a teacher sees their own evaluations a...

Once an evaluation has been generated, the detail view is where you read it, refine it, and act on it. This page covers the detail view itself — its layout, tabs, and the actions available from it....

Swiftscore includes a built-in AI assistant, Edith, that you can chat with from anywhere in the app, along with an in-product notification system so you never miss an important update. This article...

Swiftscore automatically saves your work as you go, so you can focus on observing, writing, and coaching without worrying about losing progress.

Swiftscore automatically transcribes your classroom observations so you can stay focused on what's happening in the room instead of taking notes by hand. This article covers how transcription works...