Ideas

When using Leave Requests within Registration Manager, why have isams made it so that you have to select a tiny 'select all' box? Can isams not just show straight away if we have any pending, completed, approved or rejected requests?

It would be more useful if it possible to change the text displayed, rather than have to click on the icon for further info. For example, I have created a register of Student Leaders and an icon is displayed in Pupil Manager and Registers, hoverin...

It would be very useful to be able to sort Rewards & Conduct entries by Type. e.g. House Point, Bonus, Breakloss etc

It would be useful if the consent field could be mandatory to show either way, whether required or not, as when consent is requied it is possible to process the dispensing of medication without permission.

When you expand a pupil record (as opposed to going into the pupil record) on the Find Pupils screen, you can view the contact information for a pupil. This shows almost all the same information as available on the Quick View Details on the Wizard...

It would be great if amendments anywhere on a student's record could be automatically saved without having to press 'save', or alternatively if a reminder that navigating away from a page before a change has been saved will result in this data bei...

Many pupils have their own specific medication (prescription medication) but currently we have to just put it in as a stock item with their name. This means that all of the stock and quantity features can be used.e.g. John College - Ritalin 20mg H...

It would be really useful if a search filter was added to the Wellbeing module from Student registers. This would be useful when setting up indicator workflows in Wellbeing- to be able to filter down to pupils who are on a particular register.

When using the ALERT option via Registration Manager, a filter to select all (for example, N codes) would be useful like with the Parent Notification Alerts, so that ALL relevant ALERTS to Teaching Staff, could be sent with just a couple of clicks...