Ideas

At the moment the consent registers which can be added on the Admissions Portal forms feed the data back into the Data Protection module only when we approve a new submission. However every year we send out forms to parents and pupils that are alr...

Is there any way that the drop down on cash allocation in the sales ledger could have the balance on the account showing instead of the currency code please? The currency code means nothing to us but it would be very helpful to see the balances es...

When in the register for a class, you can click on the icon that denotes SEN Needs are present. When using this icon and clicking on it, it would be useful to have the Register tab as the "landing page" rather than the Screening page. The Register...

When you change the order of Reward & Conduct Categories in iSAMS, this should be reflected in the iTeacher App.

On the communication tab, please could the contact information - change request form have a date of when the change is required from. We have to report the date students move house to the local authority, so if the parents had to put the chagne of...

At the moment, we can only create a max of 10 child elements. We would like to be able to add more so these export nicely to Excel.

You can order the departments of an employee in iSAMS. Customers would like us to extract this order when pulling iSAMS employee departments.

The spreadsheet that is downloaded from the Reports Wizard has password protection applied to it. When protection is applied to a spreadsheet, it is no longer possible to make use of the spell checker facility. It would be great if a workaround fo...

Unless I'm missing something, we cannot currently export the 'Previous Education' field in the Enrolment tab of Student Manager. As this is required ISC Census data, it would be helpful to be able to do this rather than have to just export their p...

Ability to adjust the visibility of contacts under My Children > Select Child > Key School Contacts? For example, we would like the option to hide certain roles, such as the Academic House Master