Ideas

having the students forename makes it easier for invigilators to identify them. Surnames are quite long in some circumstances. A forename is easier to find when looking or calling out a seating plan.

A secure area in an employee record, accessible by permissions only to record safe guarding concerns, informal chats with that member of staff. With escalation options if necessary.

Email updates to candidates when something about their application changes such as the recruitment stage they are in. This would prompt them to log in and check on the application.

The Every HR system could include pre-configured default templates for Green Book and Burgundy Book parental leave policies—similar to how it already supports default sick pay configurations. This would simplify setup for schools using these natio...

We really need seating plans to be Snaked with letters/numbers. It is frustrating to see you can only use numbers in snake format, and Letter/number combo in a column format.

Can we please have the ability to enlarge the font on the iSAMS seating plan so that a human being can read it. Currently we have to export it onto Excel to enlarge it, however, that loses the colour codes for each exam.

The ability to assign invigilators to the exams on both modules, and this linked to Cover Manager so it can be assigned there and shows up on teachers timetables on iSAMs.

Following the recent change to the Access Arrangements, we would like the category 'Other' added to the list. We have a lot of external candidates and sometimes there are arrangements that we need to make that do not fall under the rest of the cat...

The seating plans run to Word/Excel/pdf but for all formats the default setting is 'Letter' and prints outside the margins of A4. It would be really helpful if the default setting could be 'A4' and it would avoid having to change the print setting...

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...