Ideas

Using Curriculum Manager - it would be useful that reports produced via Pupil Profile/Assessments and Reporting display the course name rather than subject. This will enable us to see the full course and level, not just the associated subject. Whe...

Whilst all the information is visible when clicking on the SEN star on the pupil list page in Student Manager, it would be really helpful if the Overview page was was visible to consolidate all the information in one place and for the teachers to ...

It would be useful to disable the Add Pupil tab without disabling write access to the user.

For generating reports, transcripts, certificates, and other official documents, it's important that the student's full legal name including any middle names is correctly displayed.

Some of the tabs, dropdowns and sections within the recruitment checks area of HR Manager are not applicable/redundant.It would be great to be able to remove some of the irrelevant parts to simplify adding new staff and any reports the HR departme...

Please can you add the field 'Deposit Type' to the export wizard of the admissions module to make it easier to track what type of payments have been made by applicants.

Supplement the 'print a paper' register button with a 'take a fire register button' that allows a fire register to be done electronically. Either repeating the most recent AM/PM registration rule or by a method chosen at setup e.g. by house, year,...

Would it be possible to have another layer of school infrastructure to allow of more than one school in iSAMS e.g. School layer (which then allows branding and personalisation of things like comms for the school), then a Division layer so that you...

Can you please allow us to Batch Edit the "Pupil Home Email Address" field? It is the only field missing from the Batch Edit dropdown list. Can you make the field available in the API as well so the data from Applicaa Admissions+ can be directly i...

At the moment the flags appear alphabetically. It would be helpful to be able to reorder the left-right sequence that they are shown.