The schools here use SCOPAY to collect payments for lunch, trips etc.
My problem is they only send one link out to register, which only allows one parent/guardian to register.
For the second parent to register they have to hassle the school to send a second link and wait for them to get round to it.
With separated parents, the "secondary parent" often doesn't know they've not been sent the email asking them to sign up until it's too late.
For parents who live together the "secondary parent" still has to go in and pester the school, and parents often don't get round to it (it's a hassle and you don't want to bother the school and be seen as a problem parent) - so all the responsibility and admin falls on to the "primary parent".
Where this becomes sexist and appears to break the 2010 Equalities Act is that the "primary parent" is disproportionately the mother - or is assumed to be the mother by the school. So although SCOPAY haven't directly set out to dump more work and responsibility on mums and exclude dads that is the indirect effect of their system.
I know SCOPAY isn't setting out to be sexist, but it's pretty obvious that more childcare/child admin is done by mums, and that with separated parents the "primary parent" is normally the mother (even if there's shared care the school tends to assume it's the mother)
It would be simple to resolve - just send out 2 registration links for every child, or at least send out 2 links for every child with 2 registered adults.