Ideas

It would be very helpful if parents can upload documents to parent portal and this gets saved to the documents and files section for students.

Hello, It would be very useful if this page displayed a running total of the various rewards and conduct points, similar to how it appeared in the previous iSAMS version. This would make it easier for users to track progress at a glance.

If a parent adds a new medical condition via the Parent Portal can the Lead Nurse/Medical team receive a notification informing them of this. If not, a parent will believe they have informed the school, but no one will actually know unless the sea...

Videos of how to set up new systems - like the medical tab on parent portal so we can view what the parent sees would be extremely useful

Hi, A lot of schools are migrating from platforms like Engage. So their old reports and documents are being uploaded to the student manager. But unfortunately, this reports are not available in the parent portal when parents they need to check the...

The legacy portal had/has a feature where we were able to impersonate as parent-we could view the portal as any parent to better understand their issue or guide them if they are stuck. While on the cloud portal, parents can submit a ticket directl...

Parents are unable to easily view the emails sent via email wizard on the parent portal. the history is also found under my account, which would make sense to have it under the communications tab. It would be helpful to have the Email Wizard messa...

Its good if the student Dashboard has more data show like Form and Sport House. This would allow parent to see which class and Sport house their child belong too. Also make it available a link/menu for a parent to check Child/Children data like Bi...

Please can you remove modules that have not been purchased from the side navigation on the left

The user experience is very clunky and not efficient. It take numerous clicks to get to information. The modular nature means the ecosystem is not one but many. It is as if modules have been designed in complete isolation to one another and withou...