Ideas

If possible to have attendance percentage in parent portal Attendance page will helpful for parent to track student attendance/punctuality.

On the Parent Portal there is a Documents & Files section. It would be great if there were a similar section on the Pupil Portal.

Our parents are used to downloading the school calendar termly as an ical so that they do not miss things. We are struggling now as isams currently does not support this. I understand it wouldnt update or add any new events. But things do not chan...

One key limitation of the issues tracking module is a lack of being able to monitor each ticket against an SLA. It would be helpful if an SLA could be assigned to each ticket which shows a countdown of time remaining to allow closer monitoring, pr...

Parents should be sent a notification to alert them when a report has been published to their portal account.

Adding a filter and search bar for documents. Like we have for Issues to be able to filter through documents easier incase of accessing files in an emergency.

My customer today (The People's Trust) currently use Arbor to send parents notifications of incidents involving their child. They would like a way for Every Compliance to also do this ie download a report that they can then email the parent or hav...

If a parent has submitted a Leave Request for, say, a medical appointment and this has been approved by the school, there is currently no option in the Portal for the parent to cancel the LR should the student's appointment be cancelled or resched...

As a Trust, having multiple schools and multiple activities can be confusing. The compliance matrix does not pull through all of the MAT monitored activities therefore is not reporting correct data. My suggestion is that in the downloads for excel...

The child's name format at times might be confusing to the parents especially if they have more than 1 child and the name is similar. Therefore, for parents, it would be really good to have the children's picture on the Parent's Portal when they a...