Ideas

An Every online version of requesting references for new staff as part of the onboarding process. These could be fed back to the employee with a notification once they have been completed and returned. If it could be noted on the SCR that it had b...

When deleting an exam cycle, you must first delete all the seating plans associated with that exam cycle. Sometimes there are over 100 seating plans which currently need to be deleted individually. Please can I suggest there is a bulk delete optio...

ability to add register to the wizard bar

We switch timetables during our academic year (as many schools do e.g. during exam periods). When we do that, it wipes out any historical data from the cover module, rendering the statistics meaningless. Is there a way we could retain the stats of...

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.

When we print our Pupil Timetables, anything added to Activity Manager prints on a new page, rather than directly under the timetable on the same page. This usually prints as either one or two lines only, so is a bit random and lost being on the s...

Allow any changes made in Every HR, from absences, contract changes and address changes, to be synced back into Arbor. Any changes to Arbor to be reflected in Every HR after the initial sync.

Creating custom reports on iSams is not easy particularly for class teachers. A simple and straightforward wizard option or a tile of reports will be helpful. Particularly if reports like medical flags details were available on the wizard bar link...

Every time you edit a student's arrangements and save - it kicks you back to the start of page 1 again even though you are editing a student on another page. Then having to manually go back to that student and find them again. Rather frustrating w...

Why must we add each arrangement one by one per student? There should be an add arrangement box when you are in editing for one student to add all their arrangements.