For the Pupil Manager Datasets () within the Batch API It would be great if the 2 Applicant methods returned the same data as the Current Pupils Methods.

At the moment the tax code for AP inbox invoices defaults to the first code in an alphabetical list! So every invoice needs manually updating, which causes massive human error and is time consuming to correct. It makes the AP inbox unusable.

We can see the medical flags and columns for pupil register association in the School Register tab but not in period/day/week view. This would be very useful when our attendance team are checking/chasing.

Many pupils have an exam arrangement for just one subject but most subjects often have two papers each with their own exam code. Current iSams system only allows one exam code to be added per pupil so e.g. Joe who has a processor for just English ...

Please add the ability to bulk authorise more than just one day. A tick box column in edit view would be perfect. We store up all events for future terms and then authorise most in one go which takes a really long time at present due to only being...

iFinance flags manual invoices where transaction date is for period that has already been closed so it makes sense if the system does the same for API invoices

In Pupil/Student Profiles, if you view the results for a school exam cycle that has not yet been published, the two results columns attempt to display the test "Results unavailable due to publishing status". However, the columns are not wide enoug...

A number of our sets are taught by multiple teachers but when we try to email the students teachers only the primary teacher appears in the list.It would be great if all of the teachers who teach that set are included in the email process.

Currently, User Account information is completely isolated from the data in HR Manager, so if we correct data in HR Manager, it doesn't get corrected in the User Account. It would be useful if the data is synced between the two so whenever we upda...

The ability for staff to add text with basic formatting in place such as italics or bold. Example below Pupil much enjoyed studying Orwell’s novel 'Animal Farm…'