Ideas

Allow documents that have started in the purchasing module to be converted to different document types in the accounting module. We require any expenditure to be approved prior to purchase, whether it be credit cards, petty cash, student expense e...

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.

In the previous version before migration, we relied on the visibility of Notes to ensure we provided the correct arrangements specific to the candidate and the subject being examined. If we only see RA/R we cannot tell they mean Reader pen and Com...

As title. Not having an email contact address for a private candidate means that their details are incomplete. A field for their photograph would also be advantageous.

Currently if a room has 50 possible seats or fewer, then the seating plan dialog has the ability to zoom the seating plan from 50% size to 150% size using a continuously-variable slider control (as shown in the module documentation).However, for r...

Could the As At Status on the purchase ledger as an option be added? It was on version 6.

We currently use "98" for Cambridge (because they don't supply base data to international schools) and "99" for MOCKS. We would like to include data for other custom qualifications (e.g. SATs, IELTS). Could we please have the option to create addi...

When you are on the Candidates tab in the External Exams Manager module, you can tick a box so that you can view the examination arrangements for former pupils. However, if you want to enter an arrangement for a former pupil who is now returning f...

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.

When running the built in ISAMS report to create a spreadsheet of all the exam information, the session column should should reflect what is in the basedata. However, if for example we have a PM exam (defined by the exam board) and we have to move...