Ideas

The pink drop-down in Student Manager has an option to create UPNs, but when this feature is used, it does not appear in the audit trail for affected pupil records. It would be great if it did.

We have two members of staff who have a relative as one of our current pupils. It would be useful if there was a way for the relevant pupil records to not be accessible to the staff member who they are related to ie that all details for those pupi...

We have several year 12 or 13 classes (different set lists) per period. As we often can only have two screens and two registers open at any one time we print off the set list by day. If we want to do a print paper register it prints off a whole gr...

It would be helpful to see the Enrolment Date visible on the home screen when viewing the list of Applicants

When sending emails via the email wizard, it would very useful to keep those records in the student notes section to keep all records together and easily accessible/viewable

Include the possibility to Approve "Leave Requests" via the iTeacher App

Both primary contact username and secondary contact username can be selected from the export wizard. However neither fields are seemingly available from the Pupil Manager Custom Search Query Builder and Email Wizard. Unless I'm missing a configura...

It is not currently possible to send email notifications to tutors when a Note/Document has been added to a Student's record. We add notes and documents to Student Records in our Student Manager module and can see great benefit in an email alert b...

Linking the Scholarship & Exams info to Student Registers would be very helpful. This way scholars are easily identifiable to teachers via the icons available on Student Registers. It also makes it then easier to email scholars as a group via ...

Following a ticket I raised concerning pupils with hidden lessons on their timetables but shown as unregistered in Day View and Week View. Info from iSAMS below - our Admin staff use Day and Week View to give quick overviews of unregistered pupils...