Ideas

I was wondering whether it would be possible for you to look into the possibility of isams having a function which has seating plans. I feel it would be great addition as it would save a lot of time. My old school had a programme called arbor whic...

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts

ability to add register to the wizard bar

Continuing the requests for Access Arrangements for specific subjects - It would be useful if there was a drop down of the components. Even better if that drop down was candidate specific.

Granular permissions for Cover manager widgets. Currently all staff who have access get to see the "Top 5 absent teachers" this goes against the ICO guidance that "An employer must not publish ‘league tables’ of sickness absences of individual wor...

If you have have relatively large gradebooks with formula its's difficult to see which columns are used as the ID is shown and not the column name. Would be much easier to see what a formula does if the name is displayed.

A feature of being able to identify who has performed a reconciliation on the bank would be useful. Similarly, would be useful to see who has performed an allocation at the account level.

It would be beneficial to be able to see / print Supplier bank details during the payment run process before approval. This would allow the details to be cross checked as another level of security and without having to go into every account separa...

I am undergoing a purchase ledger tidy up, after 14 years of adding accounts, I need to rationalise and combine accounts to become PRF suppliers, however, this is creating a lot of closed accounts, is it possible to create an archive of these acco...

It would be good if you could click through from an agent to the pupil/applicant details. Saves you finding an agent and a pupil and then having to go into Pupil Manager/Applicant Manager to look up the pupil. I do believe that it would make a lot...