Ideas

Currently we can bulk upload to staff file but the file format must have either NI or Employee ID. We have a letter which is exactly the same for each employee and wanted to load but no option to bypass file format requirements. We have over 460 m...

When downloading the import spreadsheet could we add a new option so that the spreadsheet only downloads the active roles with the active ongoing additional payments. Therefore not showing older and now ended additional payments.

Currently the only way to check which roles are assigned to each report is by opening each report individually via the Manage option. We manage several reports access across multiple roles in iSAMS Central so we need to have a view in iSAMS Centra...

Currently benefits are managed at employee level with is very time consuming for data entry. Being able to import would massively speed up processing time when most employees are receiving the same benefits.

Currently we are able to slice on SEN, EAL, Gender etc. However, we are not able to slice based on VISA type. This will specifically be beneficial in parts of the world where visa approals are tied to school attendance. In Singapore as an example,...

For data analysis to be meaningful in Scotland, the QA (SQA) results are required in the dataset. All exam boards should be available really.

Need a measure to identify the class or teaching group with the highest number of medical visits.

Would it be possible to have a Cover Report that includes School Division as a filter? At present, all three schools are using a single iSAMS database, and the existing Cover Report only provides the total number of covers by absent teacher across...

Hi, can you please consider creating a measure that would allow us to calculate the total number of Rewards/Conduct entries for each student? At present, we have to use a workaround, as simply retrieving this figure is not possible.

We currently have GCSE results dashboards within Central - it would be useful to have A level results analysis too for the schools that have sixth forms.