Ideas

Acknowledging the Teaching Manager is being retired, so perhaps an idea for the replacement to not have the same flaw. As per my own usage and an iSAMS Support article: if you are moving students to a different set list and the different set is a ...

Currently, the Default Times field includes AM, PM, All Day, and Custom options. However, we have observed that leave requests submitted by parents under AM, PM, or All Day do not align with our official school hours. For example, AM displays as 0...

Currently, all Leave Request Types can be submitted without any mandatory supporting details. This creates gaps in our record-keeping, particularly when parents select “Other” without providing any explanation. To ensure proper documentation and a...

It would be really helpful if parents can update their own contact details directly on their parent portal, which will then sync with the student manager module, rather than filling out a form which then we have to manually update their record in ...

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Once the PO is approved, having an automated PO send option for all approved POs would be beneficial to save time and prevent human intervention, allowing for missed communications

Similarly to how the Cancel Payment function works, could there be a identical function for supplier refunds, where it creates a Supplier refund document instead of a cancelled bacs/cheques document?

As is the Student Widget shows attendance in a nice sreamlined way, but we have no control on the data or how it calculates the percentages. It seems to be considering the "Not yet registered" as absencies. It would be great to be able to select, ...

To be able to view the audit information in the History tab of the Teaching Manager would be very useful. It would enable the identification of incorrect sets being created in the wrong subjects, support targeted training to address such issues, e...

It would be very helpful if the subject teacher’s name could be included in the Teaching Manager Pupil View, as this would make it much easier to identify a student’s teacher. Please see the attached screenshot for reference.