Ideas

Even if an exam entry does not have a specific time or date timetabled, the information should still be included in the API data retrieved by third parties. "All entries, whether they have practical elements, no exam or just written exams show up ...

The majority of our exams happen in a single hall. It would save the Exams manager lots of time, and she would be eternally grateful, if multiple exams could be selected and allocated to a single location. The SEN manager would then be eternally g...

See support ticket 753447 We've recently started using Exam Screen to display the necessary information in exam rooms. An invigilator spotted that during a 1h45m exam, a pupil with 25% extra time was shown as getting 26 minutes on the paperwork pr...

Following the roll out of the new Access Arrangements, I wondered if you would be able to include another category of "coloured paper" with a subcategory of colours. Having this information only in notes can cause it to be missed. Also another cat...

In V6 there were far more search options available. It had the ability to search the purchase ledger for a suppliers by title, account, postcode, town, address, county, country, contact, telephone, email address, bank sort code and bank account nu...

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Currently a VAT description is mandatory when setting up a new supplier. Please make it mandatory that the VAT number is also mandatory or there is a drop down to select NO VAT number, it would save the person completing the VAT return for a large...

Similarly to how the Cancel Payment function works, could there be a identical function for supplier refunds, where it creates a Supplier refund document instead of a cancelled bacs/cheques document?

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...

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...