External Exams Manager

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...

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 deleting an exam cycle, you must first delete all the seating plans associated with that exam cycle. Sometimes there are over 100 seating plans which currently need to be deleted individually. Please can I suggest there is a bulk delete optio...

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.

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 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.

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...

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.

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...

Remove the third page on the PDF printout of Exam Seating Plans. The first page has the seating plan, and the second has the access arrangements, but the final page is just a list of students with their exam codes. Which would be fine, except that...