Ideas

Using the contact pupil's teachers wizard via the wizard bar will only contact primary teachers of a set. It would be useful to include a checkbox OR by default include marked associated teachers of teaching sets as important emails are being miss...

The ability to tick a box and resend an email communication to a parent/student rather then having to go through the whole process again of sending it.

Hi iSAMS Team, good day! Can we send an email to Parents in bulk but with different attachment each?

If the Document emailer was accessible to Purchase Order raisers they could then send their emails to their suppliers instead of creating a PDF then emailing it from their Outlook (as an example) accounts or asking Finance who have the Accounting ...

The school has enabled two-way email communication. Emails from iSAMs won't open on mobile devices (iPhone/Android). Currently, iSAMs emails are configured for use with desktop and do not render correctly on mobiles. It would need the ability to o...

Sometimes we have to look up a name of someone when we don't actually know if they are a student, a member of staff, or a contact. Some school MIS package have a single search field where you can type in any name, hit search, and then it will give...

I am setting up a number of trips where the same pupils are attending. It would save a lot of time if the list of pupils could be imported from one trip to another to save inputting individually each time

Allow documents that have started in the purchasing module to be converted to different document types in the accounting module. We require any expenditure to be approved prior to purchase, whether it be credit cards, petty cash, student expense e...

Adding this option will save cost on printing letters to parents, which is ideal currently to have a paperless transaction, communication or notification apart from traditional email.

When importing Assessment files from DfE if a school forgets to change the field to not update basic details it changes all the Pupil names to capital letters in Ed:gen. A warning message would be helpful.