Ideas

I would love a cashflow report that finally works across financial years! A one month cashflow forecast isn't the most useful

When adding untimetabled sets through Teaching Manager, I can import a set list without pupils, but as the import wizard progresses I have to manually set the subject code, year, block, teacher and description for each row. It would be brilliant i...

Some laptops when connected to accounting don't connect properly with regards to the screen size that show through the remote desktop/gateway. Iris advised to change resolutions on main laptop after logging in, but this isn't a fix/don't sometimes...

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...

When completing statement reconciliations, customer wanted to view the opening and closing balances as an extra check that the reconciliation is as it should be.

In PSF v6 and earlier, it was possible to run an account enquiry at an ‘as at’ date. This was useful if you wanted to see – for example – which invoices were outstanding at the end of a month which had subsequently been paid, or which transactions...

Currently only staff of teaching groups that a student is explicitly added to are notified. If classes are linked, the teachers of linked classes are not informed.

In V6 there were GRN and PO tabs available but these are not in the links to make it quicker to get to when looking at a suppliers history. Can they be added into the Links > Extensions

We would like to be able to export various data points on any pupil register through the "View Teaching Set Lists" function in the wizard bar. Currently, data from built-in pupil registers such as "looked after" or "special educational needs" allo...

For the purposes of rollover, it would be very useful and save a lot of time to be able to select a rollover action for multiple sets over multiple subjects at the same time, instead of having to select a rollover action for each set independently.