Ideas

We use a few different rooms as exam rooms, so need to create multiple seating plans. Sometimes we need to move a student to a different room (maybe for a change in access arrangements etc). However, as far as I can see, it is not possible to edit...

Currently, Gradebooks has only an ability to filter columns (among the large number of culumns) to be displayed. It would be much much more useful if it could have the ability to filter / sort data by the value of the characteristics fields and th...

It would save time every day if the staff listing under the free tab in the cover module was listed alphabetically.

We're currently gearing up for the January mocks, but our exams team are importing basedata for the summer exams and starting to link pupils to get their entries set up. While we want pupils to see the details around the mocks, we don't want them ...

I am delighted that Canvas and iSams have integration. We need the same integration with Google Classroom so assignments and grades can sync from Google Classroom to iSAMS.

Please can we have a bulk update in the Teaching Manager > Learning Aims Tab > QAN Assignments please? Having to do this per student under each QAN takes ages!

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...

When exporting a Custom report using Word it is not formatting correctly. First Pupil name on document is duplicated throughout all the pages and appears twice in the Header.

Is it possible to have a bank of targets for each subject? So for example, our Head of English can write all the targets for each year group and then the teachers can choose which which target they want to use.

It would be really helpful to be able to sort by gender on gradebooks. Our teachers of games and PE only need to complete the gradebooks for either boys or girls. I cannot set up two gradebooks i.e. one for boys and one for girls, as the gradebook...