Ideas

We would love to be able to export all of the information from a form (Open Morning, Individual Tours) into an Excel document.

Is it possible to have a widget available for the dashboard that includes data from applicants that are in the system based on their application status. Similar to the School Statistics and report widget. So a break down of Year applied for and a ...

When I create the form fields in an Enquiry or Registration Form in the Admissions>Portal screen, I am able to order both the Subgroups and the fields so they appear how I want them in the form on the Admissions Cloud portal.The order, however,...

Current school and previous school are not searchable data fields in Query Builder. It would be useful to be able to search using these fields (for example when tidying up duplicate schools, or finding a group of students).

To be able to see an audit log of which user has deleted things out of modules. E.g. Which user deleted the event / visit in Admissions Module.

Withdrawal notes field can be added to leaver tab, under former on pupil manager. So that when we search the formal students we can view the withdrawal notes.

We would look to anonymise admissions data for pupils who chose not to join us some time ago, so that we can retain the generic statistical information for future analysis whilst being GDPR compliant.

When we send out a reminder about previous communication sent via Iris Reach, there are a number of ‘lazy’ parents that say they didn’t receive it. But when you search their child’s Email Log you can see it has been sent. I am requesting that ther...

It would be useful if the audit trail started with the date that a prospective student record was added to the system, currently the first record in the audit is whenever a field is updated, not when the record was created.

Please consider adding an additional search option for 'Offer Type' in the Custom Search tab of the Admissions module, probably under Miscellaneous Search Options. At the moment we have to use Query Builder every time, but it would be far more hel...