Administration

Once a future absence has been added, you can edit the absence code and the note that accompanies it (in List View). However, you cannot edit the timings associated with it. You have to delete the absence and then completely re-enter it. It would ...

We need to be able to edit the email template that is used to send emails to parents regarding the absences or late presences of their children (based on the parent portal registration notification options). The email has the title: 'iSAMS Notific...

Currently, when using the adding notes to Notes categories in Student Manager, there is no ability to restrict access. I know we can have No Access, Read, Write and Modify settings applied for notes as a whole but we are very used to being able to...

Add in a retention date to the student record and then options to delete or anonymise data to ensure compliance?

We currently show our 'Post-LAC' children as 'Off-Register' within the Looked After student register reflecting that those children were at one point 'looked after' (therefore on-register) but are now not 'looked after'. This is the same logic use...

We use the Former Pupil Tab for our Alumni database, the option for 'Enrolment School Year' does not go back far enough and is not consistent, on one record it starts at 1994/95 and then another it starts at 1943/44 and then jumps to 1994/95, assu...

Create a Confirm and Check button for the email wizard - which you have to press before the mail actually sends in order to avoid sending messages prematurely by accident.

We sometimes use SchoolPost to send out documents to parents. This requires a zip file containing one document (typically PDF) per pupil, named after the SchoolID - eg "01234567890.pdf" - very much like the zip file from the Formal Report Printing...

Can the student's preferred name be added as a configuration/setting option in the Registration module front screen (only shows in the next level down if you click a student's name) and also in Teaching Sets.

This can be helpful in engaging former pupils to return to the school and share news/ ideas with current students.