Ideas

It would be useful to disable the Add Pupil tab without disabling write access to the user.

For generating reports, transcripts, certificates, and other official documents, it's important that the student's full legal name including any middle names is correctly displayed.

Currently schools cannot do partial refunds and are ONLY able to refund against transaction lines - feedback has been that this is a relatively rigid model, especially with partial refunds not being available.

Can you please allow us to Batch Edit the "Pupil Home Email Address" field? It is the only field missing from the Batch Edit dropdown list. Can you make the field available in the API as well so the data from Applicaa Admissions+ can be directly i...

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...

Hi there, I'm submitting this request as we're seeing increased numbers of students that wish to have non-binary gender pronouns in the Report Writing System. We've already stopped putting the Gender field on official transcript documents etc for ...

When reconciling, why do you have to leave the screens when you have reconciled items, Why cant we stay on the reconciliation page to continue reconciling.

Seems unnecessary that you can't assign a child a UPN in the school holidays.You're met with "The following error occurred: There is no current Term configured."There is a term configured. I shouldn't have to be in that term to do it. Just one thi...

When using Email wizard and adding an attachment there is no functionality to attach documents stored within Ed:Gen, the only method is to open the document and save it externally and then add.

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...