Ideas

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

To remove the need to create and re-type information from a table on an existing page onto a new page. Reduces time entering data. Would carry over all headings and data held within the table. Eliminate the need to recreate new tables on new pages...

The student can see what time they start and the duration of the exam but not the end time ( especially taking the extra time into account). This would also be helpful to see in Full Timetable Report and in the invigilator's print out.

Please can you put the password credentials either on the invitation email that you send out or make it visible when parents are entering their credentials as the amount of parents we have taken calls from is ridiculous and it is all to do with th...

If a lesson is a double period with no break or is spread over multiple periods in a row, the boxes on the timetable should be linked or merged to ensure clarity. For example, if Maths is over Period 1 and Period 2, the box on the printout should ...

Currently, Heads of Subject must read and verify reports by individually clicking on each child to mark them as complete. For example, the Head of MFL often has to review the same child's reports twice, marking them as complete even though they ha...

It would be very helpful if there was the facility to link sets in the development database.

In our school, as I imagine lots of schools secondary use iSAMS for cover a lot more than primary. Would it be possible on teacher cover view for the default to be secondary as opposed to each day everyone having to click over to secondary? (i.e. ...

We currently have a few subjects (e.g. Philosophy of Religion and PSHE) which we rotate each half-term or term. At the moment to keep timetables correct and so registers correctly auto-default for staff we are adding/removing the lessons from the ...

Automatically display a post from Reports Manager when reports live (to work as a reminder for teachers).