Ideas

In June, after the SQA exams, our older pupils follow a new timetable (they start the course levels they would do in the next academic year, since they have done their exams for the current year). This means that in June we need to delete all the ...

Please allow non-alphanumeric component codes in custom basedata. In exam board basedata, the use of symbols such as "/" are often used. We use custom basedata to run our PPEs (mocks). If we could use the same codes as the exam board, access arran...

Now that Calculated Columns are sharable across Gradebooks, and able to publish to reports, that data must be being stored somewhere. Would it be possible, therefore, to view those columns in Tracking Manager?

When doing seating plans, the room that is being used should be linked with the cover manager. This was when doing cover that room can be re-roomed. Otherwise this is double work and if you forget to add it, chaos on the day of the exam.

Could you please let me know if it is possible that the current data for Attendance, Rewards, Consequences (Red + Deadline) by students could be added to the report writing module when tutors write their tutor reports? It comes up on the final rep...

Administrators who put courses in Ed-Gen and then need to change details when a student drops a course and takes up another one.

We would like to be able to export (and view) a timetable for the whole division - and see all a Division's lessons per period per day per week.

The customer STA02 say that they are constantly using the shortcut icons on the toolbar and would like them in V7 too. Can they be reinstated?

Document emailer cannot handle larger date ranges and we are having to run it in batches due to missing old PO's that have not yet been sent. This needs to be enhanced and additional filters will assist in this.

At the moment iSAMS timetable works for the whole week, even if the term starts on lets say Thursday rather than Monday. This means lessons show in outlook calendar / Room Booking System for days where there are no lessons. So, teachers calendar s...