Ideas

We would like a report that can show us what each year has been purchasing from a details or summary perspective. Ie The year 12 and 13's in sixth form only use the canteen to purchase fish and chips on a friday and never on any other day. Unfortu...

When the tracking columns get further across the screen and you right click on a column to edit/delete etc, the window with this option cannot be seen. It is there but stuck right at the beginning of the columns so you have to scroll back to the f...

Prince Regent Street Trust would like to be able to filter parents by reg group or year group. For example, if inviting particular years groups to an event when a response is required.

It would be very useful to have the option to refund unused dinner money or any other register payments online instead of having to issue cheques, cash or Bacs.

Biostore registration currently does not writeback into Arbor (as it used to do with SIMS). This makes the registration module of limited use as data then has to manually transferred into the MIS which is a massively time consuming task.

Ability with appropriate permissions to directly update data shown in a tracking model so that the source is updated in one go. So if the data shown in the model is from reporting, a change in the tracking model would update the reporting data.

It would be helpful if we could edit templated forms. At present we have to create a whole new one, save it under a new name then delete the old one which is really time consuming when you have a perfectly good one sitting there which could easily...

I requested this nearly a year ago but please can we get a link between payments and forms? eg selling tickets to a PTA disco automatically sends them to the form for dietary and contact info for that event. The admin and time spent contacting par...

Gradebook Calculated Columns and Color Codes/Style: Can we please configure the gradebook calculated columns to enable us to share it to other gradebooks and tracking manager. Also, it would be helpful if the gradebook could pull through the color...