Ideas

I am currently building a custom basedata for our upcoming Mock exams in the External exams manager. The reason for this is that I find that the internal exam manager does not provide enough functionality. My question is can I use an xlsx template...

Hi team, it would be very useful if we had the option to disable the “Download” button for photos in the Photo Galleries section. Due to data protection concerns, it’s important to restrict parents from freely downloading any photos we upload.

When creating staff meetings, it would be good if it reflects on the cover manager.

Within the Reports Wizard module there is a very helpful Download/Upload feature that allows staff to work with spreadsheets. When you first enter a report cycle, you will see tabs as follows: Overview [Individual tabs for each subject you need to...

We have several divisions set up, as different year groups have timetables with different lesson lengths etc. For example, we have divisions for years 3&4, 5&6 and 7&8 - a teacher who teaches in all of these divisions gets three separa...

The ability to customise the font size of the cover slip. We have some users whose eyesight is not the best, while zooming in on the email can be used it is not ideal.

It would be useful if when you added a member of staff as unavailable they system checked if they were already allocated to cover and alerted or removed the cover.

Rota cover does not currently appear in the Master Timetable spreadsheet exported in the Timetable Manager. So these need to be added manually to provide a true picture of staff availability and frees.

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