Ideas

When seating for internal and external exams we often have the same subject but with several components ( multiple papers) these are held of different dates and times. The students need to be seated in the same seat for all of these exams so would...

Currently, when downloading the exam timetable from Exam Manager, the downloading file name convention includes the brackets "[DD MMM YYYY] File Name". This seems to cause an issue when opens from Microsoft 365 as the bracket is the special charac...

We would like to have the option to set up customisable automations where certain staff (e.g. Attendance Officer, Head of Year etc) will be sent an automated email where there are discrepancies between periods so it can be looked into. For example...

Current "Available Characteristics" to include more options to add in as columns in a Gradebook. We would like Class/Set name and designated/chosen pupil registers such as Disadvantaged.

As time goes by, we have more and more data piling up under Leave Requests. We would like to see the latest requests first, under the tabs Completed Requests, Approved Requests and Rejected Requests. At the moment we have to scroll all the way to ...

A better way for employees to request training from a list of available courses either online or offline for this to go through an approval process, with an approval process to be signed off once the course has been completed.

The CIE awarding body have supplied component results in spreadsheet form for the June 2025 exams. It would be useful if we could import these into isams so that we can include them in the results information we provide to pupils and staff.

Currently all pending leaves appears with Parent name on registration manager- >leave request -> pending leave request. It's get difficult for Teachers to open each of them and look for student name there. Please help?

Can we please have the ability to enlarge the font on the iSAMS seating plan so that a human being can read it. Currently we have to export it onto Excel to enlarge it, however, that loses the colour codes for each exam.