Ideas

We have a large number of students with the parental responsibility setting needing to be changed. Currently only able to change one student at a time by going into their record.

All students reports in one central location

Managing GCSE/A level registration is an extraordinarily complex task during the summer exam period. We mark all or 5th and U6th Pupils as on Study Leave from May to the end of the academic year, but we need to change that mark on the days/times t...

It would be good to have a distinct permission feature for Document Categories whereby users can have full document access (view/write/modify) without the ability to create, rename or delete Document Categories

to be able to create a link from indivdiual files in docs and files, so we can send the link to parents.

On a pupil's contact record it is possible to add/mark an address as a 'future address' but on the summary display there isn't an easy way to see which is a future address without clicking to edit. Please could you consider making future addresses...

Some staff at the school currently do not have access to iSAMS, either because they are third-party contractors or for other reasons. However, they require access to information regarding the number of students per form, as well as the total by ye...

Dear Team, Good day. We would like to submit a feature suggestion regarding the Report Wizard functionality. Currently, teachers can download and upload report templates only through a single Excel file that contains all the classes assigned to th...

When a student leaves, midway through an academic year/ course, the students remain in the gradebook although greyed out. At the present we're having to go through the Master Gradebook and each and every Individual Gradebooks to remove them one at...

We would like a few selected users to have full access to Email Manager, to enable a corporate approach to our email templates. However, my understanding is that we can't grant this without giving them full access to Control Panel, which we don't ...