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Common questions about Campium camp management software. Explore our features or see how it works.
What kinds of camps can Campium work with?
Campium works with day camps, sleepaway camps, bungalow colonies, after-school programs, and youth organizations. If you register families, collect payments, and need to stay in touch with parents, Campium was built for you.
Can I use Campium to manage multiple camp locations or programs?
Yes. Campium supports multiple seasons and product groups. You can run different programs, sessions, or locations within the same system with clean data separation.
How does Campium help me communicate with parents and families during the camp session?
Campium includes mass email, SMS, announcements, and one-way messaging. Parents can access the portal to view their balance, complete forms, and receive updates. Real-time alerts, bus tracking, and canteen balances keep families connected and informed.
How often are updates and improvements made to Campium?
Campium is actively developed with regular updates and improvements. We listen to customer feedback and continuously enhance the platform.
Does Campium work with mobile phones and devices?
Yes. Campium's portal and admin sites are HTML5 responsive, meaning they can be accessed on desktop, tablet, or mobile phone. We also offer a mobile iOS and Android app for parents and staff.
Is our data secure?
Yes. Payment information is tokenized through PCI-compliant processors. The medication module is HIPAA-compliant with restricted staff access. Every major change is logged with user attribution, and you control staff permissions so people only see what they need.
Can we customize registration forms and fields?
Absolutely. You control which fields are required, optional, or hidden. You can add unlimited custom fields to families, campers, or season enrollments. Document uploads, agreements, and e-signatures are all configurable.
What kind of support do you offer?
We provide responsive support via email and phone. We understand camp operations—you won't be explaining what a bunk is.