Ideas

The Export Wizard is available in many parts of iSAMS (Admissions Manager, Pupil Manager, Student Registers etc.). In the case of data available in the Medical Centre, we have security features that mean that staff can only export data they have a...

Customer would like to be able to import PORDs in the same way that you can in accounting with SIs and GJs. Use a .CSV file to import all your lines for your PORD into purchasing.

Addition of further Sub Groups to Group By options of Admissions Year Filter When using the functionality of the Admissions Module to identity Applicants Status by group it would be useful to add a further filter or even sub group to group that ca...

Add more suppliers to the E-Procurement List such as ESPO.

When placing an E-Procurement order with Amazon, the user is still required to select, the supplier account from the ledger. It would make sense for the default supplier account to be specified when setting up the punch out credentials so the user...

We were wondering whether it would be quicker if a number of orders could be entered onto a spreadsheet and then imported? It might save time, better spell checker? Bulk imports.

If you are searching for a date field in Query Builder, you are always prompted to enter a specific date (equals, less than, etc.). However, it would be great if it were also possible to search for blank/null fields, especially useful when trying ...

Please can you explain why if you add a visit in Admissions Manager it shows in both Admissions Manager and Student Manager but if you add a prospectus to Admissions Manager it doesn’t show in Student Manager? It would make sense to have have both...

In the visits tab when assigning/removing events for pupils it would be nice if we could restrict users from accidentally deleting the entire event, but still be able to add/remove people from said event.

Admission manager -exported file-admission fields -year on entry should be text i.e year 1,year 2 ,year3 ,FS1,FS2 so on Please refer the video attached below