Ideas

When importing events into Calendar Manager via a spreadsheet, it is possible to use one of the columns to specify which calendar(s) the events are to be placed on. If you mis-type the name of a calendar, the import process will create a new calen...

At the moment iSAMS timetable works for the whole week, even if the term starts on lets say Thursday rather than Monday. This means lessons show in outlook calendar / Room Booking System for days where there are no lessons. So, teachers calendar s...

It would be very convenient to be able to copy one pupil's timetable to give it to another. This would be good when a new pupil arrives during the academic year and would save entering them for a number of different classes one by one. Thanks.

'Merge multiple lessons within a period into a single lesson to save space' is an option when printing, exporting or previewing a timetable - please can there be a tick box in Configuration to allow this to be a DEFAULT when editing timetables?

Currently it is only possible to export to zip file 100 student timetables at a time, it would be more helpful to be able to select 'page size all' and to be able to export all student timetables in iCAL format into one zip file.

When other people edit an event it then sends an email like when someone puts in an event to let you know when someone has made changes.

So we wouldn't have to select all included teachers manually, as their division is already indicated on their profile in the HR module.

Please add the ability to bulk authorise more than just one day. A tick box column in edit view would be perfect. We store up all events for future terms and then authorise most in one go which takes a really long time at present due to only being...

Be able to see the timetable of a former student.

while importing ASC timetable , during SET code warning resolution, we are not able to match lesson with existing teaching form. here I am not able to map lessons to the existing teaching form while resolving SET code warnings, in case class short...