Ideas

When parents complete a form, could they get an email of what they have chosen, or be able to go back to the link to view their submission?? We have a whole KS2 event today and are dealing with many phone calls of people who can't remember what th...

We use Forms for a yearly Data Collection exercise. It would be useful if we could use dynamic text fields to pre-populate a form with parents' address details and phone numbers (pulled from SIMS). That way we can simply ask parents to confirm the...

If you run an update on the system communicate with schools and explain what the impact might be instead of us trying to solve an issue that has never arisen before with parents receiving messages

Two things: 1) I think this has been mentioned elsewhere before but I can't find it in this section. It would be REALLY useful to have the ability to edit completed forms, for example parents who change their mind/want to add something else to the...

I would love to be able to drag and drop files to attach them to emails for parents. This is much easier than having to save a file, then search for it and attach. I often have emails that arrive in my Outlook with attachments that I need to get o...

At present there isn't a link back into admissions or pupil manager from the data protection module so when running searches on who we have consent to email about an event, we can't do it through either (any) portal.

The Details field is what appears when requesting consent, so it would be good to able to add clickable links to the text, e.g. to the relevant data protection policy...

It would be useful for a user to receive an automated notification when a consent is changed on one of the registers on the Portals.

The consent age required by Luxembourg Law is 18 but the system is limited to the age of 16. Could you add a search field so schools can choose what consent age they require. Also, if you change this could you change the wording on the Consent For...

Being able to schedule send messages would be beneficial rather than having to wait for the actual time/day.