Ideas

It would be really helpful if we could set default settings for the reporting suite. For instance, the font in the reports is too small and has to be enlarged to see it each time. If I could set this as a default, it would save me time. Also, bein...

With the help from AI, would it not possible to map the Countries in Global Lists automatically for the CTF, DfE and ISC fields, rather than mapping it manually.

From time to time we get asked to "Add module X" to an existing user as most staff are unaware of how permissions in iSAMS are configured. While we can clone the basic level of permissions within the Control Panel, it means having to go through se...

At the moment the ability to submit a VAT return to HMRC via the MTD is limited to a single user account. This causes a significant problem if the person in question is absent from work for any reason when the VAT return needs to be sent. It would...

At present only users in the [A] Administrators security profile can enable/disable/reset 2FA for users within the control panel. (As detailed here:- https://support.isams.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038990734-Configure-iSAMS-Two-Factor-Authenticatio...

it is not easy to find a parent account in User Accounts ,it must to check parents name to find parents user account,is it possible to search parent email account to find parents account?

It would be beneficial to have the opening and closing bank balances whilst reconciling the bank account rather than just a 0.00 balance.

Highlight documents with mismatched dates and periods in a sub-section or 2nd page, so users can quickly identify discrepancies causing differences between the creditors report and the trial balance.

Introduce a search function directly within the bank reconciliation page, so users can search/filter by value, description, or date, not just sort by them.

Add a hyperlink on the document side to a quick search function, letting users search by value, description, date, or document number if they cannot see an expected document rather than having to come out of the bank rec page.