Ideas

We are testing an AI-driven chatbot for our website, and one of the options is to use a specific chatbot to address registered Portal parents only. Would it really usefull that iSams allow to insert the chatbot JavaScript code into the Aloha Colle...

We have a 2 week timetable and currently when logging into the new Parent Cloud Portal, it always defaults to Week A highlighting the day and period, which is great if we are on Week A but if we are on Week B then the information being shown to th...

Currently our "Submit Application" text cannot be amended - it is small and easy to miss. So many applicants write us after missing this, causing extra workload that could be avoided. Then, when they click on it, they are taking to a new, blank pa...

Once a parent completes the electronic form on the Parent Portal, the form automatically gets added to their Pupil Manager record as a Document. Ideally the fields would also pull through to their profile as well (i.e. if using it as a consent for...

Please can we have the Alert button that is on registers made available on the Teacher App? This is a very useful tool that is used on the browsers, but is not available on the app. Thanks

Parents should receive notifications whenever a new document is added to the parent portal to ensure they remain fully informed and do not miss any important updates.

Allow parents to add/update their home address on the parent portal as this is very important information to keep and update regularly on iSAMS from the safe guarding point of view.

As well as seeing individual reward and conduct entries, it would be really useful for parents to see a total - especially for things like house points.

It would be useful to be able to re-order the features of the Dashboard. There are times throughout the year where we'd like to make key messages to parents more prominent and therefore move text sections to the top of the page to catch their atte...

On the new Parent Portal, it looks like academic reports are listed in chronological order, i.e. with the oldest at the top and the newest at the bottom. It would make much more sense, and be much more usable from a parent's perspective, if the ne...