Ideas

Student's display name in Portal would be better as Forename not Preferred Forename. Preferred forename is okay for use in school by staff but parents do not want it to appear as such in the Portal.

The new examination arrangements feature places the different examination arrangements in what superficially appears to be a random order. Having this list in alphabetical order would make it much easier to locate items. Even better would be if we...

The Candidate Arrangements Export has recently been updated, when we download it in Excel it appears with ticks now instead of the old wording which was set to Yes . We are a Google school, so use Google Sheets, when we open this file in Google Sh...

It would be really helpful if staff could open the register directly by clicking on their lesson in the iSAMS Calendar from the Dashboard. Currently, the only way to access the register is via the “Take Register” button, which feels unintuitive an...

It would be very useful to be able to filter by Field type when choosing a Category: Also to see in the report the Field types that were chosen per Reward.

When creating being able to sort seating plan first by access arrangements and then by candidate number. When amending and viewing ensure the system allows viewing multiple sorting options simultaneously, such as by Access Arrangements and Candida...

iSAMS recently made a change to limit the default search results so that it did not always display "P/S - ALL", which we find the most frustrating change. We appreciate that we can change this as we need it, but it doesn't store that as a preferen...

Would be useful to all who have access. Personally I would like to be able to check records for certain or missing information.

We would like the reminder to register email to teachers to be a reminder and not to state that they haven't completed their registration. The second email follows for any teachers that haven't done their registration. They should look different a...

Can you please introduce a dark mode for teachers (like myself) with sight issues.