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We have classes set according to ability across two year groups e.g. Top Set Maths from a mix 7 and 8. After seeking support we discovered that only forms can be mixed across year groups. You are able to create sets in teacher manager across multi...

When adding in general absence can we have an option to make something re-occurring if a member of staff has a weekly appointment. It would save us keep having to create a new appointment for every week.

It is essential for the Page Builder to be added to the current Class Pages. Uploading of photos is a nightmare especially when there are a few to add. The Page Builder allows me to upload more at a time and looks more professional.

I submitted a query to WONDE about being able to share assessment data with them from iSAMs. They advised Unfortunately at present assessment data for any other MIS's we are not able to support. iSAMS do not currently make this data available to W...

Could reports created in iSAMS Central by customers be allowed to share with other Central customers? Perhaps creating a shared bank of reports for reference? In terms of submitting a Central report for the shared bank within a reports settings yo...

It would be useful to be able to change the name that shows on parents credit card payments when they use the iSAMS Admissions Portal Forms (using iSAMS Payment). It currently shows Iris Payments but some parents have thought that was fraud. It wo...

Currently the only action in Wellbeing Workflow is Create an Indicator, it would make the whole Wellbeing Workflow system much more flexible if the pupil in question could be added to an existing Student Register. e.g. Pupils who are persistently ...

Can the initial of the payers/contacts be included in the return deposit confirmation box so you can tell which payer is which when refunding deposits:

Copy an existing Student Register as a TEST Register so that it can be amended/changed without losing data from the existing register

When reviewing the medication data, it is crucial to be able to see who has added the record to the database (and therefore who gave the medication). Without this the data is incomplete and does not allow proper analysis or auditing.