Ideas

My customer today (The People's Trust) currently use Arbor to send parents notifications of incidents involving their child. They would like a way for Every Compliance to also do this ie download a report that they can then email the parent or hav...

The ability to use the statement bank in the general comment section would be useful. For example: "I hope <<Firstname>> has enjoyed the activities this term" At the moment it would mean going into each pupil's comment individually and...

Within the Documents module, we would request that there is a report built to allow for the Admin team to review the name of the document item and which staff have and have not read this for all documents across the school.

I set the register up at my organisation over a year ago and was told at that time that your system could not cope with integers for impact and/or likelihood so we had to use words. I'm trying to upload the register and there are error messages be...

It would be immensely helpful if the downloaded report template (Excel) from RW subject comments would recognise and convert the already existing keywords from within the statement bank. This means then being able to use the keywords (e.g. <<...

Hiding or blocking access to Report Wizard for certain staff members/teachers after a certain date.

Be able to create a Checklists in Contracts module to enable the customer to record items that need returning to supplier. Similar to in Activities.

To have the ability to view the current status of a contract on the summary table ie overview of whether is Live, Ceased, Notice given

At present we find that the vertical scroll bar in Reports Wizard doesn't allow for scrolling through all reports on devices with smaller screens. For example, on a laptop with a 13" screen and Windows reccomended display settings (1920 x 1200 res...

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts