Ideas

Purchase Orders Awaiting GRN by Req Creator Report - Can an extra column be added to this report showing the amount remaining/awaiting to be GRN'd on the order?

Could you add to the reporting suite a report of changes to supplier bank details. Our Auditors have been asking for this for the past 2 years, so fairly sure other auditors are asking for the same thing.

We currently have a number of parents who are temporarily resident in this country - in many cases they are academics on secondment to our local university - and who therefore have a local address; but who, for certain official or legal purposes, ...

I need to know the full list of people that have been assigned a licence on the purchasing side. I can see the list, but as there are alot, I will have to screen shot a few times. This would be helpful when people leave the business.

To have the option to have two users require to set-up a supplier or change supplier bank details (e.g one to enter and one to authorise before supplier/changes is open for use on system). This was raised as a system weakness by our auditors last ...

I believe that presently (June 2025), changes to contacts such as deletion of a contact will only be logged for the student where the action was executed at with no log of the action executed in the student's sibling audit. (the audit log accessib...

As iSAMS recommends using the Email Wizard we wish to send out emails to school leavers (those that have just left) but they don't always have access to their school account. On the email wizard it would be beneficial when selecting Pupil users to...

It would be helpful to see the Enrolment Date visible on the home screen when viewing the list of Applicants

Could we potentially have a flag check when setting a user as a Cost Centre Approver, to check if they have an approval limit / Holiday Approver?

Previous school information to be pulled through in student manager in the enrolment tab so it can be seen when looking at a student's contact details. Currently you have to go into admissions to see it in quite a long-winded process.