Ideas

Reports are very basic and cumbersome. Why can't reports show only the latest up to date training? When you run a report it gives historic training too which complicates and is not necessary. I do not need to know the person has completed 4 lots o...

Before we migrated to iSAMS hosted we were able to set individual AD permissions to SSRS folders of reports which enabled us to hide reports which pulled confidential data such as HR data from some users. Please can iSAMS consider something simila...

Limit and restrict access to employee records at a more granular level.

Ability to set the 'visible to employee' setting within a performance review on bulk/centrally. currently this is just actioned on an individual basis within all reviews or just by the reviewer. An option to have the 'visible to employee' tick box...

A secure area in an employee record, accessible by permissions only to record safe guarding concerns, informal chats with that member of staff. With escalation options if necessary.

Any document uploaded against a candidate or by the candidate in the ATS to pull through to the Employee documents area to futher reduce workload and duplicate data entry.

Ability to create a contract of employment for a candidate matching the job role information with the information from the candidate portal. With an option to e-sign the document before converting to an employee.

Email updates to candidates when something about their application changes such as the recruitment stage they are in. This would prompt them to log in and check on the application.

Many schools use our TOIL earned and TOIL spent function in EveryHR however schools will often ask where they can see a report to show how much of their staff have TOIL left at the end of the academic year. At the moment the best way is either to ...

It would be helpful to allow groupings in custom reports for any of the modules that offer reports. If one could group reports i.e. have 'heading' that a few reports could sit under and another 'heading' that another few reports could sit under wo...