Ideas

Adding Case Management from Every HR into IRIS Central for analysis on this areas of Every HR. Currently this is not within the dataset documentation.

It would be useful to know how often staff members are accessing the reports in Central.

We use the Tracking Module to view the progress of students. At the moment the calculated columns are not visible in the Tracking Manager and it is only possible to view data that was entered rather than calculated and transposed information.

The ability to manage pages at MAT level and view analytics & ofsted compliance in a summarised view for the group.

Adding a filter option in Gradebook mark log will be helpful as we can see who changes grades and this will be helpful specially we are a big school and constant changes in gradebook will help us track all the records.

This is my scenario, I connect each assessment column to the new report cycle and the mark element in the output report template one by one in many GradeBooks in each report quarters. The only one thing different is the report cycle, but the outpu...

I propose adding a “Batch Edit” feature to the Gradebooks module. When multiple gradebooks are selected from the Gradebooks list tab, a popup window (similar to the one used for copying gradebooks) would open. On the left, it would display the sel...

For several years now, there have been no improvements in the Gradebook feature. Currently, gradebooks are only available through the web interface, and many parents are unhappy about this. Each time, we try to explain to parents and students that...

If you have have relatively large gradebooks with formula its's difficult to see which columns are used as the ID is shown and not the column name. Would be much easier to see what a formula does if the name is displayed.

Could reports created in iSAMS Central by customers be allowed to share with other Central customers? Perhaps creating a shared bank of reports for reference? In terms of submitting a Central report for the shared bank within a reports settings yo...