Ideas

It would be really useful to be able to add a staff training course for a group of staff at once rather than going into each staff member individually and adding the exact same course and all its info (start date, end date, course institution) ove...

Would be good to be able to enter the training due date (deadline) not due within days/weeks.

A more effective way to manage term time plus within Every HR. A lot of staff members work term time plus 2 extra weeks of working for example. They need to be able to record the days they are working within Every HR. Toil can act as a workaround ...

As with the payroll approval tab, it would be really helpful to have an “Expenses Approved” button. This would avoid the need, when an ad hoc download is required, to change the date in the settings and then remember to revert it back to the origi...

Currently, customer visibility of payroll version returns are limited. Customer have indicated that having more information displayed within their payroll timetable would help them plan ahead. This is specifically in relation to the return of file...

Employers may have staff with limited digital literacy, making it difficult for those employees to submit time & expense (T&E) claims through self-service platforms within the product. It would be helpful if there was functionality that al...

The option to copy an employee who has moved to another property within the Trust. I understand old records need to remain for Workforce census, but moving them or copying them would be helpful.

When an absence is importing from Arbor, it automatically is applied to all job roles of that employee. Would like to see an option to choose which job roles are effected.

A drop down to be able to make an employee's objective visable to another manager of choice so that they can add details around monitoring as well.

With IRIS having acquired both iSAMS and Every HR in recent years, are there any plans to bring the functionality of Every HR into the HR module within iSAMS? Whilst both may be great products, there may be something in the simplicity of having ev...