Ideas

It would be amazing to be able to select multiple templates to delete, copy or archive together and not have to do it to each individual template.

Following on from what I said at yesterday's Southern User Group: As courses are looking like a main driver within Curriculum Manager, please link the course type to a Global List where we could map courses against the DfE requirements for the SLA...

Some elements in the Tracking Manager are not similar to the report wizard. Example: system status When a report is generated through the report wizard, the system status shows as attached (image 5): The status of the student, either 'New' or 'Cur...

All students reports in one central location

Allow teachers to create seating plans for lessons with pictures and possibly SEN/medical notes. Useful for cover teachers, new staff and teaching assistants.

A reporting module that allows a Data Manager to define specific fields for extraction from the database is essential. Such reporting engines are available in other MIS platforms, such as Bromcom and SIMS, and are not limited to assessment data al...

It would be really useful if we could bulk import data, such as Midyis/Yellis/Alis data directly into a report cycle. We otherwise have to ask teachers to input this data and often these are entered incorrectly. If we could bulk import with the ab...

We recently imported some CAT4 data into iSAMS which will shortly be used in reports going home. The data was imported in Tracking Manager and then pulled through into a new gradebook. One pupil missed the original CAT4 tests and we've just receiv...

It would be useful if all of the Candidate's Numbers were included in the "Candidate Numbers Reports" within the External Exams Manager module, rather than just the UCI and Candidate Number. Especially as this information is held within that modul...

Some form of automated notification when reports go live (and when the deadline is approaching). Ideal this could be an email to report writers, but it could also be a posting on the Daily Bulletin. Thanks