Ideas

Customer requested that it be developed whereby there is a way to bulk import documents into the Policy & Documents module in Compliance. He has many documents & policies that he needs to move across and it will take him a long time to com...

All data used by admin teams refers to the unique School ID of the students. At the moment when we want to export sets we have to do this one by one via the students manager selecting one set each time. All teachers and all Heads of Department hav...

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...

Currently it is possible to create Asset Financial Categories and then to allocate them to asset types which is just what the customer (The Clare School) want. However that is where it stops. They, and I, are requesting that this needs to be taken...

There is nothing to prevent a student being inadvertently put into more than one set in a year group for a particular subject. It would be really useful if this could be blocked, or a flag be given, or a pop-up warning or a coloured line in the Ad...

This will enable consistency for reporting purposes as this is currently a free text field.

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.

After an asset has been disposed of it isnt currently possible to revisit it and add a reason why. Customer today had a few that he wanted to do this to but wasnt able to.

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.

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