Administration

Photos these days are used in many areas of the school and are integral for many reasons. Could we pls be able to identify those students WITHOUT a photo as easily as possible so we know where the gaps are. Even if it was a field in the export bui...

Its a bit of a phaff to separate parents as we have to and would be so much easier & quicker to be able to simply press a button which automatically splits the 2 records into 2 and records a note to say separated/divorced. To make it even more...

It would be useful if we could copy and paste a list of names to create a Custom Group rather than picking the names. Sometimes we have to create large groups from a spreadsheet exported from a MS Form or other system, and it would be useful to ha...

It would be very useful to be able to copy the pattern of registration times from one year to the next. When the school timetable has not changed, it would seem straightforward to copy details from one year to the next. I am about to set up the ye...

It would be great to have a feature where you can favourite/separate particular reports within Registration Manager. This is because there is a whole host of options for reports of which we only use a couple - however, we often cannot remember the...

Add date submitted column.

iSAMS recently made a change to limit the default search results so that it did not always display "P/S - ALL", which we find the most frustrating change. We appreciate that we can change this as we need it, but it doesn't store that as a preferen...

When filling in a register there is the option to alert staff to missing students. However there is currently no way to Un-Alert staff if the student is found. This would best placed on registration but could have other uses elsewhere. Exmaple: Te...

Would be useful to all who have access. Personally I would like to be able to check records for certain or missing information.

This would help staff to keep track of students with low attendance percentages and can take necesssary steps to improve their attendance