Timetables need to be able to be printed on to ONE page. Whether its portrait or landscape we don't mind but the fact they go to 2 pages is just not helpful. If we can have more ability to customise the headers/footers and make the logos smaller e...
Staff photos available to use in report from EveryHR
Please make staff photos available from EveryHR into Iris Central. This would allow drill down reports to show photos, or the creation of staff photo reports (which is also not currently possible in Every HR)
Give users the Designer option without making them Admin?
I would like to give some users the ability to create their own reports in Designer but not also to have the rights of an administrator, so not able to edit/delete someone else's report or change any other system settings. Or add/delete users etc.
Hi, We have quite a number of students who appear on multiple lines of a a timetable and need to hide certain lessons. It would be fantastic if this could be achieved via a group edit exactly like Adding or Deleting a set by selectingmultiple time...
Please could we have the SEN need types added to Central as well as the overall level/provision? Our SENCOs really need to report on this additional level of detail. I'm referring to the Requirements table in the Requirements section of each pupil...
Visibility of Student Timetable within Pupil Quick View Details under Wizard Bar
We are using the Pupil Quick View under the Wizard Bar > Student Manager section. There are 4 tabs currently in this section: Pupil Details, Contact Details, Attendance % and Attendance. It would be very useful if there was a tab which had the ...
Can data from 3rd Parties be included with the iSAMS data e.g. SOCS, Evolve. Could this also include our own data e.g. CEM data (MidYIS/ALIS), other predictions
Be able to run a report to view or print teacher allocation. I am often required to provide how many lessons teacher are working either by subject or faculty. The only way I can currently do this is to download the master timetable, remove those n...