Brunswick School has suggested it would be very useful if they could run a report which listed all allergens, for members of staff to have to hand when going on a school trip. As it stands, they can view the allergens on ParentMail, but cannot eas...

We have a long list of deposit types including registration fees. Some of these are no longer used and it would be useful to be able to set these to inactive.

We are unable to synchronise contact details from ISAMS to IQF for certain contacts as there are over 50 characters. This does not meet our needs as we need to input the full legal names and addresses on our database

Item Purchase Credit Memos are now not sent for Approval when the new workflow is implemented. The budget holder is now not aware when a credit is received. It would be good if the functionality is improved in this area.

Please see ParentMail support ticket 00551293 which has screenshots I cannot post on this site. When an item has instalments and one instalment is refunded, the refund amount appears against all instalments. This make reconciliation of the payment...

It would be very useful if we had the ability to add a attachments to the school fee invoice email template. We often have the need to attach documents/information with our termly invoices and currently have to use alternative methods to do this.

It would be useful to be able to add a cost area with an attachable invoice to then be able to run a report on £x income received from parents vs. £x cost of the trip / event from the supplier.

The 50 character limit is too restrictive where transactions are coming from a live bank feed. Banks will not change their format.

Since the implementation of VAT on school fees, we need to raise VAT only invoices to our Local Authority. At present the invoice needs to be raised outside of iFinance, but it would be helpful to be able to do this as part of our billing cycle.

Our current fee billing software allows us to manage sibling discounts by automatically managing sibling links. It knows therefore to allocate each second and subsequent younger sibling with a 10% discount. When a sibling joins or leaves it would ...