Ideas

Please add 'Create an Indicator' option to the Wizard Bar. This would ideally be in addition to the 'Create a Concern' option that is already there. Thanks

A link on the Wizard bar that would allow staff to add notes to a pupil quickly would be great to cut clicks needed. A bit like the Pupil Quick View, but being able to enter a note to the searched pupil.

Our PE Department have requested a column to tick to show if a pupil is on the GRTP (graduated return to play) programme following a head injury.

It would be useful to be able to create a Student Register which is applicable just to specified year groups. I know that it is possible to filter by year group, but being able to configure this as part of the setup would save this extra step and ...

It would be useful to have the ability to set a default value for fields created in Student Registers. This is particularly for Yes/No checkbox fields, where it would often be useful if the field was set to Yes by default.

Being able to use bullet points, bold, italics etc will greatly enhance the clarity of the information displayed. This will make it easier for teachers to access key information in an profile for example. Also, allow paragraphs and line spacing as...

Due to the sensitivity of the records in Well-being Manager, the visibility group is limited. Hence, authors of the concern do not automatically get visibility to the concern created. However, it would be efficient if once they are assigned to an ...

It would be useful to be able to manage which pupil registers are shown in R&CM. There are some that would be irrelevant as part of the area, creating a very wide screen unnecessarily.

iSAMS have now rolled out a uniform Export Wizard facility across different modules. Within Pupil Manager we have the ability to lock down the ability to export data from the module (Process Security). This is very important as there are only some...

When adding elements to the registers, it would be useful to be able to add 'tickboxes' that are either 'true' if ticked, or 'false' if not. This is because some users find this much easier to work with then yes/no dropdowns...