Ideas

If the ability to bulk update pupil records exists, then there should also be an ability to bulk update contact records. Currently, schools have to painstakingly update contacts records individually which is very time consuming.

We have a family where they have one shared child, and 2 step kids. I wanted to add the father who is the father of 2 kids and step father of one. But I could not use the same contact as Contact Type = Father for one and Contact Type = Stepfather ...

If we could do an email wizrd and use Pupil Registers fields - this would be a huge time saver. We have Academic Interventions stored in the Registers Module - and if we want to send that information home in a letter- we currently have export them...

I would like to be able to archive children who are no longer joining the school but cannot just delete them as invoices have been created for their deposits and we need to have access in case of an enquiry. At present there is no functionality to...

When emailing both pupils & contacts in the same email and using Parents Letter Salutation and Pupils Forename it works for the parents but not the pupils. Parents = Dear Mr & Mrs Smith and JohnPupil = Dear John and The AI Help Desk has sa...

Currently the exports brings each contact details in separate rows but attached to the same student. Would be good to have one row per student with primary contacts, secondary contacts etc. by columns.

It would be great if , once a new staff member was added to iSAMS, an automatic welcome email could be sent

What if a father of one student is the stepfather of another one? or an emergency contact for one student is just a friend of the parents but she is also a mother of another student? We have contacts that are related to other families in a way tha...

Is is really annoying to have to look in 2 different modules for student info. We don't use all the student manager features or all the student profile features. Can we have a functionality to combine what we use from both modules into a new one ?

With the changing nature of society, it would be helpful for us to include preferred pronouns for students, particularly those choosing to use 'they/their'. At the moment we create a wellbeing concern and email all teachers using the Contact Pupil...