Ideas

Orders are raised for Services as well as Goods and to help the schools understanding the GRN process it would be helpful to amend the Title of the GRN Document to be Goods/Services Received.

In manage seating plans-excel output report in plans tab we need for exam board regulations: In the first tab: plan invigilator desk position, what subject program duration of exam First name on seating plan Coloured paper* the colour the student ...

Allow active PS Online users to request a password reset to the email address that has been set up in the user ledger. As an administrator I am frequently asked to reset a password because they have forgotten. If they could request a reset to thei...

The workflow for invoice approval only allows for one cost centre. It would great if it could send elements of the invoice to different approvers if the cost being split across multiple cost centres

The Internal Exams Access Arrangements for Candidates is different from External Exams Access Arrangements Please can the two be consistent. It makes it increasingly difficult to run Internal Mocks when all the options aren't there.

I run an Outstanding Purchase Orders by Supplier report every week to remind everyone what needs to be GRNd, and spend hours deleting unnecessary columns and manually, line by line, adding in the department/user that created each order. Would it b...

It would be really useful if timed out requisitions/orders could be saved as drafts. In a busy school office, there are often interruptions part way through processing a requisition and by the time the staff get back to it, it has timed out meanin...

I am setting up workflows currently and receiving support from Advantage. I do not always receive the feedback link within the case resolution email. I think it would be good to have a link attached to each case logged via the Iris platform, where...

When we cancel a GRN it would be useful if a link comes up to cancel the relating PORD and REQ. Currently there are 3 actions for every transaction. Very long winded.