Currently if you want to view a fee invoice on a customer you have to download the attachments, why is there not a preview box. It would make it quicker to answer queries and reduce potential GDPR issues with desktops being filled with downloads. ...

When staff attach photos to expenses on the expense app, the files being sent to iFinance are too large to then be sent over email to approvers. An expense app claim with 11 receipts attached is over 50mb currently. Please can attachments uploaded...

We are looking to get a report on how many emails we have sent out over the last 3 years (a total for each academic year, running from August to July inclusive)

I would like to add an automatic expiry date on top of the due-by for registration notes so that they stop flashing once the deadline for the message has passed. Currently we have to remember to go in and remove them.

When searching for pupils that fall below the % attendance threshold for a certain term we would like the ability to email parents from within Registration Manager rather than just print letters which isn't very 21st century and also impractical f...

When creating a detention, the layout of the dates/timings I find slightly odd. When I create a detention weekly for a whole term it looks to me like I'm making one ridiculously long detention, spanning from the start time on the first detention t...

Within Student Manager, Former Pupils and Current Pupils, add a new item to the Selected Pupils drop-down on the search results. Delete Data Types for Selected Pupils Picking this item should load a pop-up with tick boxes for various data types wi...

When a user does not have to one or more detail lines on a REQ/PORD, when following the email link it will come up with an error saying unable to load document. Could this error be more specific, why can't it be loaded, what access is the user mis...

There should be a way to Bulk add/remove columns in one or multiple Gradebooks as this would be helpful or even importing a Gradebook to iSAMS is a great idea