Ideas

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...

At present when creating a purchase REQ the attachments that someone adds are not automatically carried forward onto a PO when creating this. This causes additional workloads to ensure you have downloaded the REQ attachments and then to upload to ...

When going to Report Mapping on a gradebook, it shows all report cycles in random order and, even if they are inactive. It would be very helpful and mitigate risk if you could: a) alphabetically sort the report mapping listb) only show active cycl...

When the gradebooks are exported as excel, it would be really helpfull to include the student code or school identifier.

We would like to be able to add in other characteristics into Gradebooks such as a Pupil Premium Flag, or whether the student receives FSM. Currently the list from step 4 of the Gradebook Wizard is uneditable.

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...

Current "Available Characteristics" to include more options to add in as columns in a Gradebook. We would like Class/Set name and designated/chosen pupil registers such as Disadvantaged.

The ability to run a report to see what has been posted by an individual user. Useful to compare staff workload. Currently the only way to get something similar is to run a document enquiry for the document type but then you're limited to the last...

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

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...