Access Requests
When your parent filtering blocks your child from a web page while they are out of school, the Access Denied page appears. Your child can send an Access Request from that page, and the request is sent to you.
Important
Access Requests are available only if your child's school has enabled them for parents. If they are not enabled, your child does not see the Send Access Request button on the Access Denied page.
To access the Access Requests page, click Access Requests from the Main Menu. The page shows all pending requests from your children.
From there, you can also enable email notifications for incoming requests. Click Switch ON to Receive Email Notifications to turn notifications on, and click it again to turn them off. When notifications are on, Blocksi emails every address on the recipient list each time your child submits an Access Request.
To add a recipient, type their email address in the Input email for notifications text box, then click the 
button. To review and manage the full list, click the 
button. The Access Requests Recipients window opens.
When your child submits an Access Request while out of school and parent filtering is in effect, the request appears in the Access Requests table.
Student - Your child's email address.
Website - The URL your child tried to access.
Reason - The reason your child selected: Educational Purpose, Teacher Request, Parent Request, or Other.
Action - The available actions for the request.
Locate the request in the Access Requests table, then click one of the following icons in the Action column:
Icon | Action | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Open URL | Opens the requested page so you can review its content before deciding. |
| Allow | Grants your child access to the page and adds the URL to your Exception List. The change applies to your child's device immediately. |
| Deny | Denies the request and removes it from the table. |
Allowed URLs appear in your Exception List, where you can edit or remove them like any other entry.