Ideas

In the new Cloud Parent Portal on My Account > Communication History > SMS History, the SMS are currently ordered with the oldest at the top. This means that a parent has to scroll a long way down to see their newest SMS messages - especiall...

Parent Evening Booking is useful tool for PTC management and having it integrated within ISAMs will be great advantage for schools and make ISAMs a better product compared to other MIS systems which are offering this as a package. Its a shame that...

As per the rollout of preferred names within your iSAMS modules, please could this also be added to your mobile APP roadmap development.

Parents typically use the Portal when using their mobile phone. Uploading bills to the parent portal is completely ineffective if not viewable on a mobile phone.

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.

Currently names with an accent are not synchronised correctly, and random characters are added to a students name making the actual student's name corrupt and unsearchable in ParentMail.

Parents should be made aware whenever a new grade is entered via a notification, this way they don't have to remember to log in and they don't have to wait until report cards are released until receiving a notification. It makes them a lot more ac...

On the new update, where users do not have access to nominals/accounts, they can still 'see' them except they are 'greyed' out. This is sometimes hard to browse through nominals/accounts as they will have to scroll past the nominals/accounts, they...

This request already exists for the Registration Manager module, but it would be great if this feature could also appear on the iTeacher app, e.g. in the form of a notification.

We're just about to go live with the Cloud Parent Portal and have been preparing notes for parents. In looking at the Medical > Parental Consents area I was concerned at the pale grey colour of the tick and cross to say whether consent had been...