Ideas

When exporting Consent Register responses, all pupils (current, applicants, and leavers) are included by default, and there is currently no option to filter them out before export. It would be helpful if these groups were excluded by default, with...

It would be useful to allow us to change the settings in parentmail to make email the default format of message as this is the only messaging service we use.

When you write a message in ParentMal and include a link, it doesn't show this on the screen. On the attachment, the word link is a hyperlink but you can't see it all so you don't know it's actually been added. This is quite confusing for staff as...

As a school, we used to be able to send text messages to external bodies using their mobile phone number, without them being on our system. Eg. we have prospective parents who want to visit the school, we do block bookings and send a reminder text...

Regarding the salutations please can you feed back that not having the option to separate Title, First name and surname in emails is not good. As a school we don’t address parents as Dear John Smith, we would say Dear Mr Smith or Dear John if we k...

An API endpoint to support integration with third-party systems so consent data can be managed and synced across multiple platforms making it accessible for all relevant stakeholders.

Please include students' full First Name, Last Name, and iSAMS ID in Consent Register exports. Currently, only the first initial and surname are shown, which makes it difficult to identify students with similar names and requires additional manual...

The current merge tags are quite limited and can make messages difficult to word naturally. For example, when selecting the ‘Pupil Name’ tag, it automatically inserts both the first name and surname, which can make the message read awkwardly. It w...

With the old system we used to be able to forward e-mails. This was a very handy feature. Could you please bring it back.

we should be able to see the name of the child that a parentmail message has been sent to and not the parents as its far to confusing. Parents do not always have the same surname as the child so this makes it very difficult to see who has received...