Ideas

SENCOs constantly tell me that the practical requirements of students needing the access arrangements Reading Aloud and Reading Pen are very different, and therefore should not be lumped together as the same category in Special Arrangements. Pleas...

It would be good we can edit the special arrangements in both Internal and External Exams. Currently we need to rename "Special Invigilation" to "Alternative Rooming" but there is no way to do it in Pupil Register module. We also need to separate ...

When creating a new seating plan the number of programmes to select from is huge.It would be good if those already done changed colour.If the exams are passed, remove from list.And most important - be able to search by date and session

When you select create seating plan the main exam list in the wizard does not indicate whether an exam has been seated or not. They are still listed whether a seating plan has been created or not and you have to keep going opening up an exam to se...

How can we see a report of Suppliers which bank details haven't yet been verified. Would've thought this may have come under the Supplier List Report but it doesn't show this.

As per http://uservoice.isams.com/forums/38455-examinations-manager/suggestions/2529829-ability-to-choose-which-exam-timetables-are-viewab - we really need to be able to select which exam cycles are viewable to pupils on the Student Portal.We curr...

When you have a full room but need to manually adjust seating, for those with access arrangements etc, it would be useful to have space outside the plan to temporarily move students. Otherwise the full room leaves very little room for maneuver.

It would be beneficial to have the opening and closing bank balances whilst reconciling the bank account rather than just a 0.00 balance.

When you have a large number of exams to manage, it is easy to miss one out when putting a seating plan together. Once a seating plan has been created, the only editing you can do is with adding or removing candidates for the exams *already* assoc...

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.