Ideas

Alphabetical sorting option, perhaps by clicking on column header?

I would like to suggest adding a security layer to PDFs generated from iSAMS via Report Publishing to prevent unauthorised editing. Currently, if a user has the right software package, they can modify the PDF report or even extract saved signature...

Schools need to be able to allocate the same National Curriculum (NC) year in School Manager, more than once. This is particularly true of multi campus schools on one iSAMS instance. They will have, for example, several year groups across campuses...

The list of Runs can contain some that were never used or had to be replaced. It would be useful to be able to delete these. You can delete Routines but not Runs

When a Grade Matrix is run, and the browser window is maximised, the Generating Grade Matrix screen fills the width of the browser Window, however once generated the Grade Matrix doesn't fill the width and height of the screen, so we're left with ...

It would be very useful for us to be able to capture two Assistant House Director into School manager - this would help immensely with report comments writing.

In addition to being able to set the next year's boarding house and form in advance of the administrative rollover, it would also be useful to be able to set the future pastoral tutor, and have that become the tutor when rollover happens (like the...

When restructuring a school to get around registration problems for teachers who teach across divisions it is not possible to delete old division due to risk of data loss. It would make things more efficient if you were able to modify these in any...

It would be great if we could search for a staff member's name when allocating them as a tutor or assistant. Instead of having to scroll through a long list. This feature would be great wherever we allocate staff. Not just in Homerooms in School M...

Ability to edit a homeroom name after creation. Now a homeroom needs to be deleted and all the students reallocated if you want to change your naming conventions.