Ideas

When in the Doc Publishing Screen and the Email History Screen, introduce a function that allows you to export this data to excel so that you can find what you need much more easily.

Where an asset purchase contains a quantity of items ie 20ipads. It would be useful to have the ability of dispose of a certain number at different times rather than having to dispose of them all at once.

In order to show segregation of duties and timeliness of processing it would be useful to have a report to show auditors that show when each stage of the pay run progressed, and who processed that stage. All we see in Staffology for the month in p...

The absence, employee and claim exports in the payroll section are not created if Every HR is integrated with Staffology. It would be very useful to have these created as there are no reports showing what has been created and submitted to payroll ...

When an error pops up to show that an award has been approved but not actioned, explain what the error is, not just assigning it a vague code

For the purpose of checking supplier statements please include transactions allocated but not yet approved by Budget holder

Many schools use our TOIL earned and TOIL spent function in EveryHR however schools will often ask where they can see a report to show how much of their staff have TOIL left at the end of the academic year. At the moment the best way is either to ...

Would it be possible to generate a refund bank file from iSams in a similar way that the direct debit bank file is produced? This year we had to manually enter over 100 student deposit refunds into our bank portal. This method introduces a high ri...

We would like to add the category of Summer School as a different team in school will be managing this. We have various fee codes for Summer School and it would make it easier for them if they could just select a category rather than the different...

It would be helpful to be able to define different measures for different types of leave per job, for example, unpaid leave to be measured by the hour, but sickness to be measured by the day.