Ideas

Within Calendar Manager, there is a section devoted to importing the calendar via a spreadsheet. If your spreadsheet has been successfully imported, you will get an on-screen message telling you so. However, if you go to the History section, you w...

Whenever we have MOCK exams, we make a copy of the actual timetable and in that copy I have to remove all lessons from a year group. Normally I use the subject timetables, but still it takes too much time, going subject by subject to delete those ...

Instead of when ones searches in free periods and objects and by searching teachers it gives for the whole school. Could it be better to have for the teachers By Primary or by Middle and high School. Or by design of the school different departmwen...

The Calendar Manager module has a spreadsheet import process. One of the side effects of using this method is that an Unspecified category is created. That category is created even if every event in the spreadsheet has an available category assign...

iSAMS sends mail on behalf of customers using the customer domain. Many of these customers will have spf records that to not include iSAMS's mail servers but do include the "-all" phrase. This means that many receiving mail servers will mark this ...

Our staff find the 'Locate Free Objects and Periods' function really useful but wonder whether the option for pupils could be enhanced to include Boarding status and date of joining - this is to enable more accurate placing of pupils for tours. Of...

"could the Daily Bulletin drawn down the information from the calendar to avoid re-inputting the same data"

It is possible to share a development timetable on the Wizard Bar without it being the published timetable. This is very useful when we have swapped out timetables, e.g. our current published timetable is for internal assessments, but the usual ti...

Is there a way to allow users to upload additional visualisations? This would be really useful.

We have started to use field types in behaviour, as there are no reports in Ed:gen yet it would be great to be able to see theses in central.