Ideas

In IRIS Financials, whenever we run an enquiry, it defaults the search to be 'Year to Date Current Period' but during the month or so after year end, it would be more useful for this to be Prior Year. There are also some of our users that would pr...

I think it would be beneficial to have a similar payment run process to v6. Due to the current issue with Paylist IDs and because this issue could be caused by users having to post a document instantly whereas in V6 there was stages (provisional (...

We run weekly payment runs across 5 different accounts. Each paylist created is then viewed / spot checked against the invoice image. Once you have clicked on the view image icon, why is there then a need to go to yet another screen to click on 's...

Currently the report which we can run for missing attachments for POIN's is only shown at Trust level. It would be great if this could be broken down into School level so that each school can see which invoices they need to upload.

Payment Run History screen -There is currently no way to filter or sort this screen. It doesn't default alphabetically either. We have a long list that's growing which can be hard to sort through. The simple ability to filter or sort would be most...

Our End of Year written reports have 3 major sections i.e. input by subject teachers, form tutor then Head of Year. During form tutors or Head of Year review of the reports, they will put a comment/remark in specific subject(s) if they see any iss...

There is already an 'Idea' to add character limits to the General Comment (under the Reports Manager section), https://ideas.isams.com/ideas/MIS-I-2273, with which I concur. But the General Comment also often gets completely forgotten about by tea...

Possiblity for the Font resizer to be applied to read the General Comments section on the reports, so teachers and pastoral teacher could check them quickly.

It would be good to give staff the option to be able to block fill a set of grades. Understand there is a 'default' grade option, but this would vary depending on the subject.