Ideas

School would like to see Comic Relief as a charity partner so that they can fundraise for the charity with ease and the payments going direct to the charity.

Generate LLP accounts under frs 101.

We presently report on one half of a year group based on which exam board they are sitting with (which we can do by subject). Unfortunately, we then have to manually exclude the rest of the year from tutor, house and head allocations as there is n...

Students should be able to be allocated or excluded to report cycles via their House or Stream. For schools with separate curriculums, this is vital.

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...

Tech secretary and tech team will be using to better keep track of devices we have disposed/recycled, etc. and disposal being able to pull by date. Ex. our last recycle was 9/20/23. We want to pull a report as of that date.

The 'Missing Reports' report is a great feature... unless you have students from different year groups in a same subject set, and your cycles are done per year group. Most of our senior students do a mix of higher and advanced highers, and therefo...

We rely on Grading Descriptor to display the milestones description of each Grading Field. However, when preparing migration from markbook to gradebook next year, we realized that the "Gradebook Mark" grading type don't come with a grading descrip...

It would be invaluable to be able to filter the previous reports section under options panel of the report wizard to only show the subject being filled in. At present the previous reports section will show all the reports for the pupil and you wou...