Ideas

It is not currently possible to stop staff from editing authorised calendar events without removing their ability to create them. This causes issues for the events/ops teams. We want staff to submit events for authorisation, but for edits it would...

At the moment we have to mailmerge and sent out over 120 separate emails to prize students. It would be really helpful if we could use a spreadsheet and then personalise each email within the normal email wizard by choosing the spreadsheet fields

In June, after the SQA exams, our older pupils follow a new timetable (they start the course levels they would do in the next academic year, since they have done their exams for the current year). This means that in June we need to delete all the ...

We would like to be able to export (and view) a timetable for the whole division - and see all a Division's lessons per period per day per week.

Currently, a news item can only be published to ALL staff/parents. It would be great to be able to select a group of recipients - could be year group, form, custom groups, etc. This would enable parents, for instance, to see just the news that the...

Our suppliers are regularly changing the sizing of items and the price. Please could we be able to edit each item and option to annotate pricing and sizing changes without having to make note of stock numbers, archiving and then re-create the item...

We use this option for our Afterschool activity clubs and it would be helpful to be able to see the number of children who have purchased each club at a glance.

In Timetable Manager --> Pupil Timetables, currently only a filter for Year and Surname is available at the top. Can we have Pastoral added to this? Being able to print timetables by Tutor Group or allowing to sort the 'Form' column would be he...

Raised on behalf of St Joseph's Catholic Primary Academy: Parents can very easily cancel their bookings without realising (like double tapping or accidentally hitting cancel when they go back in to check the time they selected) but nothing comes u...