Ideas

Allow teachers to create seating plans for lessons with pictures and possibly SEN/medical notes. Useful for cover teachers, new staff and teaching assistants.

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

It would be very useful to teachers to have the option of adding access arrangements to the teaching set list report found on the wizard bar as it would then allow them to see who requires extra time for class test.

In V7, you can't change the Default Period. In September times, this can be frustrating for customers who want to look at supplier or transactions but have to amend the period to all or enter period ranges. This can take longer and if they have a ...

Each year, we continuously connect and disconnect sets based on our requirements. If we could have a year group where all the sets are displayed together, allowing us to link and unlink them by simply checking or unchecking boxes on a grid, it wou...

Currently we can view an individual student's sets in Teaching Manager (but this generally spans 2 pages) but there is no option to export/print this list. We can print an individual timetable but when setting up a new student it is useful just to...

There used to be a binocular search on V6, why have you removed It ? That was the easiest way to find any invoice query. We know it already exists, but have you tried using it, its so complicated it takes too long.

In V2 that we have just upgraded from you were able to put a full stop and tab to copy the item in the row above. This seems to have disppeared in purchasing. In purchasing you can copy the whole row above but that isnt always useful. We want to b...

Please can we have a bulk update in the Teaching Manager > Learning Aims Tab > QAN Assignments please? Having to do this per student under each QAN takes ages!

Pupils move from one Set to another over the academic year. Some move form group as well. I can't find a way in iSAMS that can easily track pupils movement. At the moment, we can kind of find the info in Teaching Manager > History, but it's not...