Ideas

When I create the form fields in an Enquiry or Registration Form in the Admissions>Portal screen, I am able to order both the Subgroups and the fields so they appear how I want them in the form on the Admissions Cloud portal.The order, however,...

The description field is not long enough - even if you press F8 for more detail to be added, this is applied to the whole document, not individual lines, and for sales invoices cannot be seen by the customer

We would like to search for students based on their admission status (for example, rejected by school) after an exact date.

The Young Carer Indicator is statutory data for state schools to collect and submit with their census. Making this collectable via admission forms would be very helpful.

It would be beneficial to have the opening and closing bank balances whilst reconciling the bank account rather than just a 0.00 balance.

It would be really useful if we were able to organise existing custom fields with the new custom section feature, for example group together and name (custom section) and use multiple field rows. At present, we can only add new custom fields to cu...

Currently if an invoice is started to be processed as a PI, and a subsequent order number is spotted, it has to be cancelled and the data entry has to start again on the purchasing suite. It would be much more efficient if there was a single input...

When orders are created it would be useful to have a service option, which would indicate that a GRN is not required. For example professional services, exam fees, recurring invoices for leases etc. This would reduce the time taken to process invo...

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.

Please consider adding an additional search option for 'Offer Type' in the Custom Search tab of the Admissions module, probably under Miscellaneous Search Options. At the moment we have to use Query Builder every time, but it would be far more hel...