Ideas

Good Day! We are for looking to restrict access to the report cards only for any student whose parents have failed to make timely payments through fee billing module. Kind Regards

Photos uploaded by parents of students in admission portal once they are accepted, it can be moved to as their profile picture.

When a parent has used the admissions portal to apply and accept a place it would be good for them to then automatically be able to access the parent portal via the same login details. It just looks a bit dis-jointed that they then have to sign up...

Ability to edit the default message when the cloud portal is disabled: "The portal [PORTAL_NAME] has been disabled. Please contact the Admissions Team directly." In the previous Parent Portal Manager, under Configuration > Maintenance Options &...

The GUI's for the Web app and the Portal App are very different. It would be better if they were consistent in their design and functionality. We have an electronic form on the portal but Parents can only access it via the web portal.

Allows for the addition of additional information that could be useful for the user and relieve some pressure from support.

We would like to remove the allergen option from the menu template in registers as we have our own system for allergen management and also children with allergies have their own menu - skipping the option just means that the Allergen option says N...

It is possible to customise the text used in the main navigation links so that it matches whatever fits the school's terminology. For example, detentions at our school are known as Punishment School. However, the headings used in the pages themsel...

For required fields, parents should not have option to proceed through form until they complete the individual 'required field'. When they skip options and move on, Submit button is then greyed out and it is not clear what info is missing

Remove the wording 'Oops, something went wrong' from the Parent Portal page when the link is accessed directly. It does not appear appealing from the parents' perspective