Ideas

We use our supplied SendGrid login to carry out tasks, like view bounces, but there is a lot that just tells me I don't have access to or need to pay more. It would make sense to use the SendGrid API to bring in only the options and features we ne...

Bulk-enable feature for Push Notifications for the various Channels. Allow the user to enable channels for parents with a bulk entry instead of selecting and changing each one individually.

It would be really useful if we could save a template email (or draft a new email) and have it sent out on a schedule.

There is a Housekeeping tool to remove parents/carers not linked to students. It would be beneficial to see who these people are beforehand in case they should be linked and not deleted. As the action can not be undone it's not something I am will...

The current Password Policy set up is globally set, which means it effects both staff users and Parent Portal users. However, due to the portal app not having password reset options, every 60 days per our policy, I am resetting this passwords for ...

It would be helpful if we could edit templated forms. At present we have to create a whole new one, save it under a new name then delete the old one which is really time consuming when you have a perfectly good one sitting there which could easily...

With the help from AI, would it not possible to map the Countries in Global Lists automatically for the CTF, DfE and ISC fields, rather than mapping it manually.

We would like to add this to our power bi dashboards set up by a third party.

From time to time we get asked to "Add module X" to an existing user as most staff are unaware of how permissions in iSAMS are configured. While we can clone the basic level of permissions within the Control Panel, it means having to go through se...

Our iSams is integrated with MSP via a batch API. We currently use School Post for most school comms but would like to move to using iSams email wizard. School Post emails sync with MSP so that parents can view their school related emails on their...