Ideas

Where parents are separated, and one parent is in receipt of childcare vouchers and the other does not. Currently, both parents have access to this balance. Is it possible to add a button into the checkout, giving a choice of being able to draw do...

School would like to see Comic Relief as a charity partner so that they can fundraise for the charity with ease and the payments going direct to the charity.

Generate LLP accounts under frs 101.

It would makes sense for the extra time and other information be pulled through to the Candidate Arrangement section. It takes a long time to go through each candidate in the year who is on the SEN register and duplicate the information in the Int...

Internal Exams Manager - it would be incredibly helpful if we could migrate data (for example) from “Mock Exam 2016-17” cycle to “Mock Exam 2017-18” – it would save me a lot of time to just go in and change dates, rather than needing to recreate a...

Tech secretary and tech team will be using to better keep track of devices we have disposed/recycled, etc. and disposal being able to pull by date. Ex. our last recycle was 9/20/23. We want to pull a report as of that date.

Parents are keen to have an auto-top up facility on their children's dinner accounts (a facility currently offered by sQuid).

Currently have to compose emails to parents, but it would be much more efficient to be able to send a reminder out from the system when required by the press of a button. customer is aware that items can be initially set up with payment reminders ...

We have created the internal exams in the internal exam's manager and put the students into their exams.One of our 10th-year students changed his grade level. He was a 10th-year student and became an 11th-year student.He was assigned to the 10th y...

Having to go through every single paper in a session to decide whether or not it should appear on the portals is unnecessarily tedious. Having the flexibility is good (so that some papers can be left out) but it would be great if there were a "Pub...