Ideas

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...

When a user does not have to one or more detail lines on a REQ/PORD, when following the email link it will come up with an error saying unable to load document. Could this error be more specific, why can't it be loaded, what access is the user mis...

Hello Team, It would be very helpful to have a School ID option available in the Custom Fields section of the Export Sets wizard. This addition would greatly improve the workflow when exporting sets and re-importing them back into iSAMS. Please se...

Duplicate invoice checker should check POINS against PI's and Vice Versa to avoid paying the same invoice twice.

Can you add a next and previous button to navigate between sets within a subject, like the feet / golden boots in student manager, rather than having to return to sets and click into the next set again.

Easier to use allocations menu, the current drag and drop is a bit strict where if you drop in the wrong place, it will start a fresh allocation.

Could we add the TB onto the Creditors/Debtors report? Makes it easier to compare the 2 at month/year end

We would like a field in the teaching manager that allows you to type an exam level for a course e.g. 77. We used to have this on PASS which was helpful when exporting teaching set data to excel for examination purposes.

When working in School Manager and Teaching Manager, there are long lists of subjects and year groups (e.g., Year 7 to Year 13). While editing, it’s sometimes difficult to keep track of the correct row, which can lead to mistakes and wasted time. ...

If a new student arrives, we have to open the teaching sets and click on "add students" one by one. It would be easier if I could go to the student's profile somewhere and add a list of the sets she/he would join as we do it when importing sets at...