Ideas

To reinstate the narrative would help all users. It would save time trying to find the correct heading to click into, particularly around tasks that you do not do every day and may need reminders.

In iSAMS we store their name as its shown on their passport. (Parents) We need a Preferred Name as some do no use their official name.

At the moment, its required to include information on Staff and the census will not even build without hours worked for example. We manage HR in another system so data is not input into census from iSAMS. This is an unwanted admin overhead. Could ...

Group Analysis Report – Analysis by Code - Group by Student Surname. I strongly believe that this request benefits all schools using iSAMS in their registration report data analysis. See screenshot attached - adding 2 columns fields, Year(NC), and...

It would be good to have the ability to view, amend and forget memorised auto-postings from a pulled up list of 'all memorised postings' We have a few that have been auto-posted to the wrong place and due to the bulk of transactions we receive the...

We sometimes use SchoolPost to send out documents to parents. This requires a zip file containing one document (typically PDF) per pupil, named after the SchoolID - eg "01234567890.pdf" - very much like the zip file from the Formal Report Printing...

The Leave Request on the Parent Portal gives the parents also the option to mark their child from 00:00 to 00:00 on the same day many parents just use this instead of whole day). If they do so the absence can be aproved in Registration Manager and...

Add in a retention date to the student record and then options to delete or anonymise data to ensure compliance?

There are lots of merge fields for student attendance in the email wizard in student manager. It would be really useful to have reward and conduct merge fields so we can send home a detailed summary of reward and conduct alongside attendance each ...

Create a Confirm and Check button for the email wizard - which you have to press before the mail actually sends in order to avoid sending messages prematurely by accident.