Ideas

We have multiple divisions and each division's timetable is prepared by someone within that division. The timetablers all have full access to the Timetable Manager as they need to use most of the tools within it. This year, when running clash dete...

It would be useful if two classes could occupy the same space. We timetable studdy periods and sometimes year groups overlap and occupy the same study space at the same time.

While int he process of creating a new timetable, staff meetings can be created for the selected timetable. The ability to copy these staff meetings into a newly updated timetable would be a useful tool rather than having to enter all the details ...

It would be very helpful if you change a cover allocation AFTER you have published the cover that it notifiies the allocated cover teacher that they are no longer required, ie the cover has been cancelled (as it currently does not and you have to ...

It would be handy to be able to send candidate timetables from Exams Manager, straight to the relevant candidate.

It would be useful to have the facility to add your own list of Access Arrangement categories, rather than having to add as a 'sub-category'.

Support macOS Cmd+Click Multi-Select in Teaching Manager > Subject > Teacher Picker MODULE / AREA:Teaching Manager COMPONENT: Subject Setup > Teachers Picker PLATFORM:macOS (Google Chrome) (tried Safari too) ISSUE SUMMARY:When attempting ...

When a seat number is allocated in an exam room it would be great if once entries are submitted that the seat could be retained for all exams so you don't have to add for every exam unless you cahnge rooms due to size.

Hidden lessons for each student should not be reappearing every time you import a new timetable into current sets. Whole point of hiding the lessons is to keep them hidden, so registers are not affected. It generates more work for timetablers if w...

We often have events which need the Timetable to be suspended for part of a day, e.g. One year group for the afternoon. We can then use 'spare' teachers to cover lessons.