Ideas

We had a case where students were allocated to a subject and then the subject got archived. The students did not appear on ANY built in iSAMS report in Exams Manager, but they did appear on EDI file that has been sent to exam boards. Very costly m...

The Cover Manager generates an RSS feed of published cover for the day, which we use to show a list of cover in external systems (e.g. Teams) However both the published Teacher cover and the Room cover use the same output format: < timetable sl...

We swap our timetables for internal assessments and, as part of this process, we create sets to function as examination groups. We timetable these sets so that staff can be assigned for invigilation and registration purposes. However, these teache...

When viewing a list of users in the tree structure, we can tell which users are enabled and which users are disabled via the icons. However the icon used to denote a user is disabled does not appear when searching for users via the search box.

Parents/Data admins sometimes enter incorrect email addresses causing a plethora of issues down the road. A bulk email verification or even point of capture check would ensure the validity of addresses capture.

You have separate invigilation in Pupil Registers/Student Registers but there in no check box for smaller exam room. The is particularly useful to comply with the SEN arrangement Read Aloud as they can be located within a similar smaller room. As ...

Could the rank be included along with the exam mark which is displayed in Student Profiling? It's available in Internal Exams module. Thanks

When pupils visit the school for assessment prior to admission they should be an option to add them to the class register for the day.

We would like to add an option for staff to run a report for other student registers we add to the system, similar to the current options for gifted and talented and SEN in the Student Registers on the wizard bar.

When a parent has used the admissions portal to apply and accept a place it would be good for them to then automatically be able to access the parent portal via the same login details. It just looks a bit dis-jointed that they then have to sign up...