Ideas

When creating a form that will be used across more than one school, Prince Regent Street Trust would find it really useful to be able to share that form with other sites instead of having to create multiple forms for each school.

Reward & Conduct notifications emails should be sent directly from iSams and not the Parent Portal. At the moment, if parents do not have an iSams Parent Portal account, they do not receive notification emails.

Easier to use allocations menu, the current drag and drop is a bit strict where if you drop in the wrong place, it will start a fresh allocation.

It would be useful for different modules to talk to Registration Manager. For example, if an exclusion is put on in Exclusion Manager then we would like it to update the relevant marks in Registration Manager automatically. Similarly for students ...

In V6 there were far more search options available. It had the ability to search the purchase ledger for a suppliers by title, account, postcode, town, address, county, country, contact, telephone, email address, bank sort code and bank account nu...

The ability to change the columns that are shown on a screen. To be able to add or remove fields.

Instead of receiving an email notification each time a reward or conduct is given it would be good for tutors and pastoral leads to receive a daily summary notification (around 5pm) which details all the rewards and conducts given out during the d...

Could we add the TB onto the Creditors/Debtors report? Makes it easier to compare the 2 at month/year end

On the Medication Notification emails, it says "Exchange Received: 28-Jan-2026 [04:30]". These emails go out at 16:30, rather than 04:30. (4:30am being earlier the same day, before the medication has even been given out and logged on iSAMS). Pleas...

It would be helpful if we could add custom icons or images to our lists within ISAMS. For example, I maintain a list of students who must not be photographed, and it would be ideal to visually flag this with an icon—such as a camera with a cross o...