Ideas

Possibility on iSAMs to add a meeting by time rather than by period so teachers can have multiple meetings within a period.

If you need to update an import in Tracking Manager's External Data, this would currently mean making new external data columns and then changing all the calculated columns based on these columns. Allowing links to Internal Exams Manager or just u...

We have gradebooks managed by Curriculum Manager. As such, all our Subjects are set up in the CM module and are available in Gradebooks as tags/filters etc. When adding gradebooks data to a Student focus model in Tracking Manager, however, the Sub...

We want to add whether or not each child is On/Off a variety of our statutory pupil registers, but the Register Association value is not available in Tracking Manager when creating a Characteristic Element.

Whilst populating sets in the development year allow the use of linked sets.

Customers (and me) are finding it really irritating to have to constantly resize column widths to be able to read screens / column content. For example within enquiries, maintenance using administration etc.

It would be grateful if we could allow users (or the admin account) to import additional proofing languages. This would allow schools to run spell checker in other languages rather than just be limited to English. Thanks!

When you go to delete an exam programme or option from the Exams Manager module, you get a pop up warning message. (Example attached.) This message appears regardless of whether the programme/option has any entries or results attached to it. In ot...

The Locate Free Objects and Periods feature on the Wizard Bar is very useful. However, it only uses details available on the published timetable, and does not take into account cover arrangements, e.g. that a room has been closed, or that a member...

We have family dining in two sittings at our school - the children sit on the same tables everyday. I need to be able to pull off a report that tells me where each child sits (table number) what sitting they are in (one or two) and what they have ...