Ideas

The ability to run a report to see what has been posted by an individual user. Useful to compare staff workload. Currently the only way to get something similar is to run a document enquiry for the document type but then you're limited to the last...

Currently every user has to manually input the report server / report template / smtp settings. When granting a user access to the emailing suite, could admin have the option to 'copy settings from' another user?

How can we see a report of Suppliers which bank details haven't yet been verified. Would've thought this may have come under the Supplier List Report but it doesn't show this.

Currently, we first created different sets, then need to click on individual set again to add the pupils to each set. It is a very tedious job, even though there is an option to import the set lists. In SIMS, the pupils allocation to each set is s...

In the Wizard Bar, under Teaching Manager, staff can do a quick extract of their set lists. It would be very useful if student school emails was added to the list of limited fields that are available for them to extract.

The description field is not long enough - even if you press F8 for more detail to be added, this is applied to the whole document, not individual lines, and for sales invoices cannot be seen by the customer

It would be very helpful if there was the facility to link sets in the development database.

Currently if an invoice is started to be processed as a PI, and a subsequent order number is spotted, it has to be cancelled and the data entry has to start again on the purchasing suite. It would be much more efficient if there was a single input...

It would be beneficial to have the opening and closing bank balances whilst reconciling the bank account rather than just a 0.00 balance.

I would like to use the same supplier reference for all suppliers so that they receive just one remittance advice note and all payments are applied to the same supplier reference. The school prefix has caused a problem for me with a large credit n...