Ideas

When teachers are getting notifications, they are not sure what group the student belongs to. They need to go and look that up in order to follow up with them. It is time consuming and would be helpful!

About the Severity, we don't want the concern submitter to input "High". The severity should be determined by the school principal or pastoral. so it is appreciated that can have a default value (eg,. Low) when teaching staff submit the concern fr...

What I want: Many other modules' default emails can be edited in the control panel, but the Reward & Conduct notifications that go to parents can't be edited. I would like to be able to edit them. Why I want it: Our simplest reward is set so t...

It would be useful to allow us to change the settings in parentmail to make email the default format of message as this is the only messaging service we use.

We are overwhelmed by emails generally so to now have every absence reported sent to all the admin team and the head individually is really annoying. We would like to have the option to turn this feature off.

We used to be able to be able to forward emails to different recipients with the old Parentmail system, however I understand we cannot do this with the new Parentmail. It would be useful if this function could be added on.

With the old system we used to be able to forward e-mails. This was a very handy feature. Could you please bring it back.

With the introduction of updated allergy requirements for schools, it is more important than ever to accurately monitor pupils’ allergies and track whether they are required to carry an AAI. Currently, iSAMS does not appear to offer a clear, effic...

Once a student reaches a defined threshold of Behaviour / Achievement points we would like it to trigger an email notification to a defined email address to instigate the appropriate reward / conduct or to trigger a conversation with the student.

The user experience is very clunky and not efficient. It take numerous clicks to get to information. The modular nature means the ecosystem is not one but many. It is as if modules have been designed in complete isolation to one another and withou...