Ideas

To intergrate personal google calenders into the student portal

Many schools use our TOIL earned and TOIL spent function in EveryHR however schools will often ask where they can see a report to show how much of their staff have TOIL left at the end of the academic year. At the moment the best way is either to ...

A function which the new cloud parent portal appears to have removed is the ability to view an on-screen version of reports/assessments. This function is incredibly useful in the event of an issue with the PDF print template. We also often allow a...

To show what courses are mandatory, who is outstanding for completion, what courses are due to expire etc - a clear overview of training in the same way that we can quickly see school complaince with documents.

When inserting the Job:SalaryInfo:FteValue in a pay statement template, can the figure be restricted to 2 decimal places when exported rather than displaying as 1.0000000000 for example.

When a pay award is processed in Every, can the system automatically update an employees Pay Start Date and Last Pay Review Date accordingly within their Salary Information.

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...

Uploading PDFs, that are individual to each child, on their Pupil Portal? I would like to make the chances graphsavailable on the Pupil Portal for easy reference.

Having the blue ISAMS banner 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 this banner could be hidden for logged in users.

A customer has multiple categories for support staff to track those whose contracts are on plus days - they also want to create time items that are exclusive to Support Staff - They cannot do this now without creating the same item and making it e...