Ideas

Many schools use our TOIL earned and TOIL spent function in EveryHR however schools will often ask where they can see a report to show how much of their staff have TOIL left at the end of the academic year. At the moment the best way is either to ...

We write ad hoc short term stay reports for a small group of students across multiple year groups who are leaving at the end of each term. Currently to set a report cycle for this, to avoid confusion for staff, I have to choose which students to e...

When you look at or print this report, it is neatly divided up by strong black lines. But their position makes no sense! the line is in between the name of the report author and the white/blue/green bar that tells you whether or not the reports ha...

The ability to warn and / or restrict individuals from submitting expenses that are a certain age i.e. over 3 months old.

Be able to use an emailer to select multiple debtors to chase up outstanding payments. It could work by a list of debtors comes up and from that list a number of them can be selected to receive a chase letter at levels 1 and 2. Level 3 could be pr...

In the Reports Manager > Templates > Edit > Results > Add Result window, like the Numeric Only checkbox, have another one that allows to set a grade boundary and a list of override fields that can have a defined value.

Allow for wider search criteria on the document search in financials purchasing module and allow for it to be exported. Currently you can only search by type, number, modified, date, creator, status, supplier, location and reference. It would be u...

The ability for an employee to create their objectives, for a line manager to then review and agree. Compared to the existing process where an objetive is created and assigned to the employee.

When creating new suppliers (accounts) our users are having to shorten or cut off the supplier names in some instances due to the limit being set at 40 characters. The box itself is large enough to hold more characters so it would be great if this...

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.