Ideas

To be able to change the defaults to our personal preferences would be great. To be able to pull Allergy and food preferences on a set report would speed things up for trips and visits

We have setup Parents Evening for next week. One member of staff has a medical procedure so is unable to attend. It would be useful to have the facility to cancel a single event rather than the whole Parents Evening when parents have already booke...

In the Pupils Notes Report window, please add an option for 'Select All' under Note Type. It's a long list of the different types and such trouble to tick them one by one. Thank you.

We currently have a number of parents who are temporarily resident in this country - in many cases they are academics on secondment to our local university - and who therefore have a local address; but who, for certain official or legal purposes, ...

Being able to schedule send messages would be beneficial rather than having to wait for the actual time/day.

Search box for preferred surname on the main initial page of student manager.

Previous school information to be pulled through in student manager in the enrolment tab so it can be seen when looking at a student's contact details. Currently you have to go into admissions to see it in quite a long-winded process.

Filters options in Export Wizard should reflect the fields itself. For eg. if we would like to filter Relation Type it should be a drop-down where we can select the required relationships instead of guessing or having to refer to the original field.

It would be great if summary fields from other iSAMS modules could pull through to Gradebooks. As a start point %age attendance, %lates, total merits, total sanction etc. Then staff could have these additional data items which already exist in iSA...

it is very frustrating when you have an ongoing issue that you are not able to speak with a human being even when you request a call. Issues can take days to be resolved whereas previously when you were able to speak with someone any issues were r...