Ideas

It would be really helpful to parents and carers to have the facility to add re-occurring appointments onto the school spider system. At our school all of our pupils have behavioural or SEN Needs and therefore have a lot of therapy appointments an...

We have created a supplier on our system called credit card orders to cover the one off purchases on the credit card. We have come across a number of instances where the suppliers payment method in the purchase order (PO) is different from the inv...

Natwest bank have a bulk template import and you do not have a bulk payment download This option>> 39. NatWest Bankline Standard Domestic Payment (.TXT) << produces multiple single line payments and multiple contras on Natwest Bank sta...

It would be helpful if GRNs or part of could be written off or cancelled and revert back to PORD in order for it to be written off. We are still learning the system and a few items have been progressed in error which need to be cancelled.

The ability to clone a product would be really useful and save a lot of time.

The ability to forward on a survey rather than ask them to scroll back and search. The copy is great but I want the information in the same data collection. Thanks

Importing Bank statements automates the process to an extend. However, this currently still leaves the problem that Receipts are not allocated to transactions. This, in turn, has a severe impact on the age analysis. One option is to have the syste...

The ability to run a report to see what has been posted by an individual user. Useful to compare staff workload. Currently the only way to get something similar is to run a document enquiry for the document type but then you're limited to the last...

The ability to create a letter from within iFinance would make the credit control process much more efficient and less prone to error. We are a school and our customer accounts are fee-paying parents. From the Sales > Customers screen, for each...

Creates an added layer of security to prevent photos of children being saved for nefarious purposes.