Ideas

Hi, I urge isams to look into allowing us to unimport candidates from the External Exams Manager as the current feature doesn't allow us to remove imported candidates, which adds a lot of stress to the use of this module as this is quite essential...

I know that the new in-built SEN register (as part of Student Registers) does integrate with the Internal and External Exams Manager modules, which is certainly a step in the right direction. However, it still does not provide the functionality ne...

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.

Could Delivery Addresses be added into Financials instead of being held in Distribution? Could the access to these be easier to understand, currently users need access to the Z Nominal which is easy to forget as it's not a 'real' nominal

Could we remove the 'x' on the RDP? Users use this to 'log out' but then get issues with their log in staying connected, which leads to further issues logging in. Could we just remove the option, to prevent this?

Could we make Importing more accessible? Instead of having to find a DTT through file explorer, could the system have them 'pre-loaded' and so we can select from a list instead. E.g. Open Importer - Select file you are trying to import from the li...

Can Duo be set up within Self Service, instead of needing to be requested through support? Also to show users who have been set up for this (enabled/disabled)

It would be good if withdrawn candidates were removed automatically from seating plans.

Duplicate Invoice number across locations. Currently the warning only appears when the same number if used on the same location. If this could flag across locations that would save duplicate orders being rasied.

We are currently using two External Exam cycles, each associated with a different exam board: Pearson AQA We would like to have the option to merge these two cycles so that we can manage both together more efficiently — for example, when cre...