Ideas

Integration with every hr for contractual information to pull through for assisting with budget planning and forecasting.

We are looking to get a report on how many emails we have sent out over the last 3 years (a total for each academic year, running from August to July inclusive)

I would love to be able to drag and drop files to attach them to emails for parents. This is much easier than having to save a file, then search for it and attach. I often have emails that arrive in my Outlook with attachments that I need to get o...

If you run an update on the system communicate with schools and explain what the impact might be instead of us trying to solve an issue that has never arisen before with parents receiving messages

A link on the Wizard bar that would allow staff to add notes to a pupil quickly would be great to cut clicks needed. A bit like the Pupil Quick View, but being able to enter a note to the searched pupil.

Propose for an auto auto download into a unique student DMS folder for any system generated document and this can be accessible directly via student profile. The users currently need to attach each document & upload this manually and frequentl...

Hi! We often send emails to large groups at a time and several people don't seem to receive their emails. For this reason, we like to send an accompanying text message to alert people to check their email. We would find it extremely useful if ther...

System should look at 'gender identification field' on SIMS and not 'sex' field to ensure the correct pronouns are used.

Enable an email notification to be sent to the Form Tutor (or any teacher) whenever a teacher adds a new note/comment in pupil profiles. This should function similarly to the existing notifications triggered when rewards/conduct entries are added.

Some exports don't have an option to include ISAMS IDs so they download without a unique identifier. This makes merging with excel data sheets difficult (particularly if there are lots of students with the same name) and can lead to human error. P...