Ideas

When the Year 11s come off roll we still have reasons to contact them, ie collect art work, collect certificates, post-secondary education, etc. We used to be able to make a report from SIMS and export to Iris Reach and use this to send messages. ...

Sometimes we need to provide proof of when a message was sent to a parent. When opening up the message again it just says "sent three weeks ago". If we hover over that, it does show the date, but if we try to use SNIP or printscreen, it disappears...

Leave requests are so difficult to manage. With year group filters for instance, it would be easier.

We have a parents consultation meetings which can be held on the same day. One in the morning and then meetings in the evening. At the moment to set this up you have to set up two separate parents evening sessions. It would be beneficial to be abl...

It would be helpful if there could be a place where we can add that a child has been re-enrolled in to the school. I believe at the moment this can only be added in notes, but it would be good if there was a designated place for it. For example so...

The old system used to show the exact date and time that the e-mail was read. This is very useful when parents say they haven't received a message.

The order of contacts in a pupil's record in Student Manager does not seem to be replicated when using the Wizard Bar>Student Manager>Quick View Details. This does cause some confusion for staff when needing to get in touch with appropriate ...

When you write a message in ParentMal and include a link, it doesn't show this on the screen. On the attachment, the word link is a hyperlink but you can't see it all so you don't know it's actually been added. This is quite confusing for staff as...

Hi iSAMS Team, I would like to share some feedback on the Leave Request feature based on school operational use. It would be very helpful to be able to see who approved a leave request and the date and time of approval for audit, safeguarding, and...

As new users creating registration times, this seems largely a duplication of information already entered in timetable period set-up. Rather than having to create 48 registration times (8 times for each of 6 days), I could have done the job in a c...