Ideas

When you add a single lesson to an existing set timetable, the set name and teacher default into the Teaching set tab of the window. However when you use the Group add feature to add several lessons (for the same set) the info doesn't default in. ...

Administrators who put courses in Ed-Gen and then need to change details when a student drops a course and takes up another one.

The feature to add an associated teacher exists for subjects taught in Set only, please add it to subjects taught in Forms too.

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...

When an absence is sent for approval in EveryHR. The approval group gets an email notification. When they open the email and click on the link they will immediately see "Access denied" if they are not already logged into EveryHR. We believe it wou...

It is a reqirement of the October Census that we record the Learning Aims for all our stduents which included a Planned End Date. It is also a requirement that the Acual End Date is entered for every Learning Aim with a reason. When students drop ...

Currently when you run the Teaching Set Lists, options for what teachers can see may only be preselected off the standard tab. Now you have introduced pupil registers it would be very useful to be able to preselect options from other tabs that now...

Also, can the Job:SalaryInfo:WorkingWeeks figure be set to have no more than 2 decimal places, rather than it displaying as 42.0000 for example.

If an employee doesn’t have a TLR/allowance, is it possible to change ‘Not set’ to ‘N/A’ or ’None’ when the AdditionalPayment:Title field is pulled through to a pay statement template.

When using a pay statement template in Every and pulling through fields such as Job:SalaryInfo:AnnualSalary, Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalaryAdditions and Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalary, can these be preceded by a £ sign as they are currency figures.