Ideas

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...

We recently imported some CAT4 data into iSAMS which will shortly be used in reports going home. The data was imported in Tracking Manager and then pulled through into a new gradebook. One pupil missed the original CAT4 tests and we've just receiv...

It would be useful to be able to sync the transposed value to the reports rather than the original. For example, I have a Gradebook with 4 columns: Term 1 Grade Term 2 Grade Term 2 Grade Overall Grade The Overall Grade is a calculated column that ...

At the moment, you only see document number, date and who entered invoice to the system. It would be useful to see supplier name, date posted & link to invoice copy on summary screen. Thank you

Currently we can not see the grades of students in the Student Profiling when we select a report cycles. Previously, before implementing Gradebooks, this was possible. This is important for a school so Form/HoD's/Boarding houses can have an overvi...

The ability to have absence calling as a standalone offering to Reach where a customer may not necerssarily require the functionality of the Core areas of Reach; but just the absence calling feature

Could YPO be considered as a supplier for punchout?

Show an icon in the cell to indicate a comment exists - very similar to marking a student exempt etc. Our HoD want to add intervention comments after certain assessment points, but there is no indication that a comment exists for that cell. At the...

It would be nice to be able to export gradebooks in .xlxs, .docx., or .pdf. Our teachers will understand it better than as .csv.

Hello! I would like to suggest that in the logs area, it should be possible to search by name—for example, the name of the teacher we want to look up. This would make the search process much faster, as we wouldn’t need to go through “a thousand pa...