Ideas

In Reports Manager --> Configuration --> Remove Unwanted Reports, the list of reports under "Cycle" aren't grouped by academic year making it a little annoying to find the report being looked for as we have to look through the long list of r...

It would be useful to have the facility in reports wizard to 'gender check' for pronoun accuracy and to have a 'name check' that flags incorrect spellings of first/preferred names after a reporting deadline has passed.

Hi, I’d like to share an idea regarding the comment section in our report template. Would it be possible to set a limit on the number of words or characters that teachers can enter? This way, the comments will stay concise and aligned with what we...

A widget on the dashboard to remind staff of their outstanding reports / dates to submit by.

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...

When downloading the report template excel spreadsheet, it does not include the students' preferred names. This makes it extremely tough for teachers to fill in the students' reports as they do not know whose reports they are filling in!

We frequently need to switch one-off lessons between classrooms but this cannot be achieved through cover as the room needs to be closed to move the lesson out and the venue is then not available to receive the swapped lesson. It would be benefici...

Add Grading Matrix print to wizard bar

In the Locate Free Objects and Periods feature, when searching for a room or a teacher for a specific period (inputting the week and period), it returns rooms or staff for all divisions instead of just for the rooms or staff attached to the divisi...

Currently, there is no way to change the colour of the red box (the week header) at the top of the PDF timetables. Even though there are various CSS options to change colours, this is not one of them. It means that our timetables look a tad unprof...