Ideas

Possibility on iSAMs to add a meeting by time rather than by period so teachers can have multiple meetings within a period.

Whilst populating sets in the development year allow the use of linked sets.

The Locate Free Objects and Periods feature on the Wizard Bar is very useful. However, it only uses details available on the published timetable, and does not take into account cover arrangements, e.g. that a room has been closed, or that a member...

Small change in terminology as it often confuses staff, please could you update the title of "Teacher Timetables" to "Staff Timetables". The reason being is that all staff timetables are shown regardless if they are teachers or not. Non-teaching s...

Notification for associated teachers. Currently, Teaching Manager > Configuration > Email the Old Teacher(s). / Email the New Teacher(s). not include associated teachers. Can it be included?

A student being present the lesson before lunch say Physics but then leaves school at lunch time/during pm tutor time is still being marked automatically present for the Physics lesson after lunch.

Please can teachers (old and new) of "linked sets" receive automated email notifications of any set changes affecting these linked sets? Currently, it is only the teachers (old and new) of the core sets that receive these email notifications. Our ...

It would be very useful if we had the option to select the Heads of Subject as a recipient option for receiving automated email notifications regarding pupil set changes etc. The options currently given are shown in my screenshot. Many thanks

Within the Timetable Manager module you allocate weeks to control which week of the year is associated with each calendar week. However, the timetable on the iSAMS dashboard still displays a timetable even if you are in a week which has no allocat...

In Manage Periods & Days when you click on a week you get various items appear in "Week Options and Tasks" which currently include: Edit Week Properties Copy Week Arrange Weeks Arrange Week Days Delete Week At the end of the 2022-23 academic y...