Ideas

I can check which parents have read an email I have sent, but I can't check who has read a form. I can only see when they respond.

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...

Currently names with an accent are not synchronised correctly, and random characters are added to a students name making the actual student's name corrupt and unsearchable in ParentMail.

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...

I think it would be beneficial and time saving to allow iSAMS Administrators/Data Officer/Data Manager to see all data input in Report Wizard. Currently we need to select the teacher one by one to look at what they have put in the reports (i mean ...

This has already been raised (6 years ago!) but we want our HoS to be able to proofread JUST their own subject, and not be presented with every subject. It's very cumbersome for them to have to scroll through all subjects to check their own, and s...

Hello, it would be really useful if Parent Mail had an in-built in signature which all users who login in to the Marshgate account automatically have. For example, I copy and paste this into the end of all our emails: Marshgate Primary School 157 ...

Within the Reports Wizard module there is a very helpful Download/Upload feature that allows staff to work with spreadsheets. When you first enter a report cycle, you will see tabs as follows: Overview [Individual tabs for each subject you need to...

ability to add register to the wizard bar

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