Ideas

The iUniversity courses are very beneficial and we would love to see one to assist with the setting up of the Admissions Cloud Portal

We would love a way to show parents their children's email addresses.

I can't find this idea to upvote it. Can Email Communications be moved under the COMMUNICATIONS menu? A: This is not currently possible. Submit your idea to iSAMS Ideas.

Having the carousel displayed on the dashboard of the new Cloud Parent Portal for logged in users does not actually have any benefit for users and takes up screen space. It would be helpful if the carousel could be hidden for logged in users.

In the iTeacher app, when you want to view a teacher's timetable to view their availability, if they teach across multiple divisions, you have to view each division separately, which is hugely unhelpful. We'd like the ability to view the overall t...

We would like to be able to run the whole admissions process (from a parent's point of view) through the cloud portal. Once a place is accepted we provide a lot of documentation to parents and the ability to upload those to the portal (as you do i...

Please can we either have the ability to manage how the Forms look e.g. layout - the " Add New Enquiry" button (on the enquiry form) is on the far right hand side of the screen - could it be moved to the left hand side or the user has the ability ...

It would be good if parents could enrol their children for extra-curricular activities directly from the portal, with lists generated in iSAMS pending acceptance or rejection, as is the case with Leave requests. Once the student has been accepted ...

It would be very useful if, on the new Cloud Parent Portal, we were able to make small tweaks to customise it for our school. Example 1 - on the Dashboard page after logging on there are widgets for the children showing attendance, timetable and d...

Please can the medical flags be visible on the app version of the attendance register. Some staff use the app exclusively at the start of a year and it is vital that they see important medical information e.g. allergy/epipen etc...