Ideas

We would like the ability to amend the list of available options for exam arrangements.

Please could the same granular control that exists in the Parent Portal Manager for Public Exam Options be replicated in the Student Portal Manager?

Could the following merge fields be added for Letter Merging V2? Academic Year Period - like 2025-2026 Academic Year (short) - like 2025-26 Academic Year Beginning (e.g. 2025) Academic Year End (e.g. 2026) Academic Year Start Date (e.g. 1 Sep...

In a boarding school environment we still need to flag low severity conditions like eczema and hayfever, but that needs to be separated from 'anaphylaxis', 'epilepsy', and other life threatening conditions. With many pupils having a some kind of c...

At our school, we often have subjects or activities (e.g. Chemistry) where students from different classes are grouped together. Currently, iSAMS only allows registration on a set or form basis, which makes it difficult to record attendance accura...

Please include "School Division" to the dropdown options for Staff Export and Group Edit functions. By extension, whenever a new field is added to a module such as HR Manager or Student Manager, please include this field in the dropdown menus for ...

The ability to export hidden columns to Excel would be most useful - currently it only exports visible ones. And I don't want to go into 150+ Gradebooks and unhide the 5 columns - and then hide them just to do this. Also, if Tracking Manager could...

The Y/E or student enrollment year column as enabled from the user preference is not presently sortable.

Presently we can search for user accounts by first name OR surname. However if I combine first name and surname together, regardless of order (first name then surname or surname then first name), the search fails.

We found that Microsoft's Azure B2C could be an excellent Single Sign On-Solution for our parents to login to the different platforms. The process to create an account in B2C is straight forward, and self explaining. It allows the parents to use t...