It would allow schools and your other clients to follow up which clients are actually late to pay their bills. For now, those reports are a mix of invoices that are past due and some that are not due yet because iFinance assumes all bills issued t...

On a user profile if the GL listing is ticked it would be useful to restrict the view of some of the nominal accounts that the user is able to view and therefore only allow them to view a selection of nominal accounts for example all the codes und...

Being able to allow mulitple emails to be linked to an issues category, so when the issue is logged multiple alerts can go out.

Customer requested that it be developed whereby there is a way to bulk import documents into the Policy & Documents module in Compliance. He has many documents & policies that he needs to move across and it will take him a long time to com...

To be used for payments made for pre-loved uniform, refreshments at events etc

We purchase from Amazon using a company account. We use 4 customisable fields on our checkout page which are compulsory and these then appear on the invoice that is sent to our AP Inbox (see yellow highlight on attached invoice). Can iFinance use ...

Currently it is possible to create Asset Financial Categories and then to allocate them to asset types which is just what the customer (The Clare School) want. However that is where it stops. They, and I, are requesting that this needs to be taken...

It is difficult, especially in schools with large numbers of direct debits, to quickly find plans for specific students on both the Fixed and the Variable Plan Schedules screens . Adding a Search option, which looks at student or bill-payer name, ...

This will enable consistency for reporting purposes as this is currently a free text field.

The ability to automatically apply a discount on a sibling on an item or a in a club i.e. if sibling 1 has purchased something, then apply a discount to sibling 2, then a a further discount to sibling 3, when they purchase the same product in a ba...