Ideas

If extra time is only relevant for particular subjects, the candidates exam timetable would only reflect the actual subjects they are entitled to extra time for rather than showing extra time for all subjects which can lead to some confusion.

Regarding a sickness absence and the RTW form that follows in EveryHR - We do need to ask whether an absence was pregnancy-related because, from an HR and legal perspective, these absences need to be recorded accurately. Pregnancy-related sickness...

When we have a candidate who has subject specific access arrangements eg extra time for maths currently we have to add the arrangement to each paper. In SQA arrangements we can add based on the subject It would save much time to have the choice of...

The option to run a report from the Case Management to be able to filter how many cases and by type and or a summary page of data showing case numbers/type/open/closed etc.

When deleting an exam cycle, you must first delete all the seating plans associated with that exam cycle. Sometimes there are over 100 seating plans which currently need to be deleted individually. Please can I suggest there is a bulk delete optio...

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...

Arrangements categories please can COLOURED OVERLAYS be added as well as SEATING REQUIREMENTS as well as OTHER. I am sure more categories are needed as the current list is restrictive.

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.

Allow any changes made in Every HR, from absences, contract changes and address changes, to be synced back into Arbor. Any changes to Arbor to be reflected in Every HR after the initial sync.

I'm sure it used to do this hoever I have been told by your team that it hasn't. If when the seating plans for that exam time and session have been completed ie. all students have been allocated a seat, if the exam was greyed out, it would be easi...