Ideas

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

I am delighted that Canvas and iSams have integration. We need the same integration with Google Classroom so assignments and grades can sync from Google Classroom to iSAMS.

If the Document emailer was accessible to Purchase Order raisers they could then send their emails to their suppliers instead of creating a PDF then emailing it from their Outlook (as an example) accounts or asking Finance who have the Accounting ...

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...

When checking a payment run, we need to cross check date, invoice no, net, gross and supplier bank details against the invoice. The draft payment list currently only has date, invoice number and gross columns so we need multiple screens open to ch...

We only use Gradebooks for academic progress and performance. We are battling to find a meaningful way of viewing a particular student's progress on their pupil profiles. Currently, it seems as though the Gradebook integration into pupil profiles ...

It can be very difficult to see what you have selected when the row does not highlight when you point at it. This would be useful in lots of areas of iSAMS, like in a list of gradebooks. When you are editing, you have to keep checking the dates to...

Allow documents that have started in the purchasing module to be converted to different document types in the accounting module. We require any expenditure to be approved prior to purchase, whether it be credit cards, petty cash, student expense e...

The ability for a member of staff to cancel their own holiday request when it is still pending within the self service portal.

Hi is it possible to add the transfer option for issues as we currently use to transfer assets between sites? Please find the screenshot of the transfer option attached. Kind regards, Ilia