Ideas

using & causes the narrative to change to &amp: when exporting using excel. This is problematic as we need to keep descriptions relatively short.

It would be so much easier to have the system set up where you had one page for each user that you could add courses to and change anything to do with start dates etc , also take reports from without having a seperate page for every action. For ex...

A dedicated iFinance user group forum would provide a valuable platform for direct communication among iFinance users, enabling them to share support and assistance. While the iSAMS community offers various forums within iCommunity/Discussions, th...

Please can you considering including a feature within Tasks whereby if for example some one leaves, the Task can be pre-assigned to their Line Manager. Currently, the only way to do this is to individually select the Line Managers name and task ha...

Approval of Journals prior to posting to the GL in iFinance as an internal control measure for different levels of staff members in a department.

Please can the bill payer code be included on the direct debit tab on the fee billing manager page. Plus the student name and code that each direct debit line relates to.

The ability to set a parameter for when these tasks are triggered e.g. only require a self certification if they have been off sick for 3 days only require a return to work form if they have been off sick for 5 days

We have occasions where we retain a deposit rather than return it but there is no way of recording this in Fee Billing. It would be good to have a tick box to say "Retained" so that it can't subsequently be returned in error and it isn't included ...

Currently absence triggers show duplications for same person every time they are absent, rather than rolling the data to the latest absence trigger.

Hi, I’ve noticed that in some applications, when you press “Save” or similar actions, the “Yes/No” buttons are highlighted in red. While this works, I was wondering if it might be more intuitive to use green for “Yes” and red for “No,” similar to ...