Ideas

Is there a way to export the following statistics from the Cover Manager? The total number of days absent per staff member over a selected period of time?

The CIE awarding body have supplied component results in spreadsheet form for the June 2025 exams. It would be useful if we could import these into isams so that we can include them in the results information we provide to pupils and staff.

Staff have asked me if they can see the pupil's photo at the time they are writing their academic reports. This is very useful and was something they had in their previous MIS

Currently, there is no way to change the colour of the red box (the week header) at the top of the PDF timetables. Even though there are various CSS options to change colours, this is not one of them. It means that our timetables look a tad unprof...

It would be really helpful to be able to import data from excel directly into a gradebook. This would match on specific student information (e.g. ID) so that data is automatically matched instead of having to search down a list manually. Removes u...

How can we see a report of Suppliers which bank details haven't yet been verified. Would've thought this may have come under the Supplier List Report but it doesn't show this.

While our teacher timetable was set up in time it would be good to be able to clone a timetable to another member of staff, either for when something changes mid year, or adding to to teaching assitants.

We would like a report that can show us what each year has been purchasing from a details or summary perspective. Ie The year 12 and 13's in sixth form only use the canteen to purchase fish and chips on a friday and never on any other day. Unfortu...

When the gradebooks are exported as excel, it would be really helpfull to include the student code or school identifier.

Gradebook Calculated Columns and Color Codes/Style: Can we please configure the gradebook calculated columns to enable us to share it to other gradebooks and tracking manager. Also, it would be helpful if the gradebook could pull through the color...