Ideas

Feedback from Roadshow - The 'Do you want to see allocated items' screen is not needed/used and provides an additional step in the process

The new candidate arrangements section goes some way towards doing what schools have asked for, but the fact that you still cannot add arrangements ' by subject' , then by exam code means that the functionality is tied into exam entries. I am also...

My SENDCO has mentioned that there is a new category from JCQ of 'Doodling Paper' - please can this be added as currently having to put under 'Other' with a note which is not as clear.

A way in Gradebooks to view which assessment columns have been shared to the parent portal. It is very frustrating having to check every assessment column. Thanks Steve

Notes about access arangements are now added specific to a category of access arrangement. However, the new Candidate Arrangements Export report has a single row per pupil with all the notes lumped together as one. The export would be better if it...

Many schools use the Exam Manager → Entries → Candidate Entry Report when checking or distributing entry information. Currently, when filtering by Year Group or Tutor Group, iSAMS generates a single multi-page PDF containing all students. This cre...

Currently, if a pupil is going to change class from a particular date in the future, you can't make this change in advance and set it to change from a specific date. For example, a pupil is moving up from "Maths Set 2" to "Maths Set 1" from the fi...

It would be phenomenally helpful if a teacher could print a student's exam timetable from the Wizard Bar > External Exams Manager > View Exam Timetable.

The previous layout for the invigilator printout was horizontal with any access arrangements showing alongside each candidate. Now,it has changed, i don't know for what reason or benefit and it lists the arrangements vertically below each candidat...

Once the PO is approved, having an automated PO send option for all approved POs would be beneficial to save time and prevent human intervention, allowing for missed communications