Ideas

The concept of a parent portal is to provide a centralized location where parents can easily access information about the school and their child. With advancements in AI, it’s unfortunate that current systems do not support third-party HTML plugin...

Please allow us to customized the sort order in the gradebook!

It would be helpful if you could allow the system to organise columns from different element areas. Example, I cant put the Maths teaching group column (Characteristic element) next to the Maths Mock data column (Dataset element) when using a larg...

The customer STA02 say that they are constantly using the shortcut icons on the toolbar and would like them in V7 too. Can they be reinstated?

Document emailer cannot handle larger date ranges and we are having to run it in batches due to missing old PO's that have not yet been sent. This needs to be enhanced and additional filters will assist in this.

In Reports Manager, when setting up reporting "Templates", we would like the ability to add a mouseover text as well as the Grading Name on the "Grading" tab, so that when teachers are using either Online Assessment System or Reports Wizard, we ca...

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?

It is currently not possible to see which template a column has been mapped to on the front end once the mapping has been added as it only shows the element name. It would be useful to be able to see the template too.

It would be good if we could align the colours of the academic houses that appear in the Parent App with those that are in use at the school, or at the very least, remove any colouring around the name of the academic house to remove ambiguity arou...

You need to include the same functionally that you have in tracker and that is the ability to add custom items and include all the characteristic elements otherwise Gradebook is not going to work. The teacher needs to see these fields on the scree...