Ideas

In our school, as I imagine lots of schools secondary use iSAMS for cover a lot more than primary. Would it be possible on teacher cover view for the default to be secondary as opposed to each day everyone having to click over to secondary? (i.e. ...

Can we please have a drag and drop feature in Tracking manager when ordering columns - similar to when arranging columns in Gradebooks ? The up and down arrows are so clunky

Every time the word "Maths" is used it gets flagged by the spell checker. We would like to be able to add it to a list of words that we don't want the spell checker to flag. Currently we have to raise a ticket for the iSAMS Technical Support team ...

Some external assessments eg BTEC Level 3 Nationals external units do not have the date, time and duration on the exam board base data as they are centre timetabled (within a window). I can add the date and start time manually in the Programme Tim...

Creating custom reports on iSams is not easy particularly for class teachers. A simple and straightforward wizard option or a tile of reports will be helpful. Particularly if reports like medical flags details were available on the wizard bar link...

Teachers lessons for all divisions appear on one timetable.

In any school, your biggest data entry point is arguably academic grades and grading. Therefore it is imperative that that academic data (either from gradebooks or reports wizard) is pulled through to Central for PowerBI and analytics. MS Teams do...

It would be amazing to be able to select multiple templates to delete, copy or archive together and not have to do it to each individual template.

When a teacher is absent we would like to be able to use a scheduled teacher to cover their lesson and then cover the scheduled teacher's lesson with another staff member

Please could this ISAMS Standard report to export exam results data in the format required to upload to the ISC Data Portal be updated to replace any commas occurring in the Exam Subject column with another character, e.g. space? ISC Support tells...