IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

Once a parent completes the electronic form on the Parent Portal, the form automatically gets added to their Pupil Manager record as a Document. Ideally the fields would also pull through to their profile as well (i.e. if using it as a consent for...

The current parent portal uses colour coding in the calendar to distinguish between different types of entries, such as sports fixtures, exams, term dates, events, and meetings. However, the new portal calendar does not include this colour‑coding ...

Allow on-screen viewing of uploaded pupil documents without downloading them. This would keep sensitive documents secure within iSAMS and not lying around on users PC's

When a parent submits a leave request and adds information to the notes field, this does not transfer to the Out of School which does not make sense

In HR Manager > School tab, we entered the TA settings as follows: Teaching staff = No Teaching Assistant = Yes In doing so, we realized it has a major impact on Cover Manager i.e. they no longer on the free list to do cover! Even when we grant...

It will be very useful to add other contextual data for gradebooks like nationality, gender and also will be very useful to be able to add attendance data from registration manager.

Allow parents to add/update their home address on the parent portal as this is very important information to keep and update regularly on iSAMS from the safe guarding point of view.

Can we have the following feature request. 1. Ignore trailing/leading spaces in student search – Student names copied and pasted with an accidental space should still return the correct record. 2. Support flexible multi-name searching – Students w...

Create some usage reports based of the relevant SSRS tables that show who ran which reports and when they were run.

As part of the recent changes to report publishing, once you have published a report and sent it to the parent portal, you then have to tick a box to make it visible to parents in the portal. This seems a retrograde step to me. Why would you publi...