Student Manager

Searching by Family Code is an easy way to find sibling students by family code when parents visit the Finance Office for payments. Searching by Nationality will be helpful when we need quick statistical data.

It is possible to select students by status using the filters on the front page of student manager but not possible to display student status in Year Group and Set lists or in Registration. Having a flag to indicate whether or not a student is a d...

If I can set the “Leaving Date” field to display on the former page, the user can view it and order it by “Leaving Date” instead of downloading the data to view it every time.

In iSAMS we store their name as its shown on their passport. (Parents) We need a Preferred Name as some do no use their official name.

We use the Former Pupil Tab for our Alumni database, the option for 'Enrolment School Year' does not go back far enough and is not consistent, on one record it starts at 1994/95 and then another it starts at 1943/44 and then jumps to 1994/95, assu...

Add in a retention date to the student record and then options to delete or anonymise data to ensure compliance?

Currently, when using the adding notes to Notes categories in Student Manager, there is no ability to restrict access. I know we can have No Access, Read, Write and Modify settings applied for notes as a whole but we are very used to being able to...

Create a Confirm and Check button for the email wizard - which you have to press before the mail actually sends in order to avoid sending messages prematurely by accident.

We sometimes use SchoolPost to send out documents to parents. This requires a zip file containing one document (typically PDF) per pupil, named after the SchoolID - eg "01234567890.pdf" - very much like the zip file from the Formal Report Printing...

Using Curriculum Manager - it would be useful that reports produced via Pupil Profile/Assessments and Reporting display the course name rather than subject. This will enable us to see the full course and level, not just the associated subject. Whe...