Ideas

When running the exclusion data report for the current year, I have noticed that it is not pulling through the data for learners who have left. Exclusion data should be included for the period, whether the student was on roll or not. For example, ...

We would like to remove the allergen option from the menu template in registers as we have our own system for allergen management and also children with allergies have their own menu - skipping the option just means that the Allergen option says N...

Please could the Pastoral Flag and associated detail text be made available in Central? As this is the information that is made publicly available about each child from Wellbeing Manager to other parts of EdGen (Pupil Manager and Registers) it see...

Now that Calculated Columns are sharable across Gradebooks, and able to publish to reports, that data must be being stored somewhere. Would it be possible, therefore, to view those columns in Tracking Manager?

It would be really useful to have data points for custom registers in Central.

Within the enquiry screen. include analysis on the time it takes for students and group of students to move from one stage to another for analysis purposes i.e. the time it has taken from this group of year 7s to move from offered to accepted.

in Tracking Manager/Configuration/ Tracking Objects/Style and Design objects it would be good if we had other options so we can create Style objects for ranges >= or <= for colouring cells. For example, we want to colour all cells containing...

At the moment it is not possible to re-configure the data set element once it has been created so that it targets a different data set.This means creating a new model from scratch every term.

It would mean we could draw a simple graph showing progress from e.g. C to A.

Is it possible to create groups in the dataset to help cleanse the data and reduce the number of items? Examples Ethnicity (would be good to have 3 most common + other – for us this is White British, Pakistani, Indian, Other). Having lots of small...