Ideas

Some staff at the school currently do not have access to iSAMS, either because they are third-party contractors or for other reasons. However, they require access to information regarding the number of students per form, as well as the total by ye...

Please see a new picture from another parent. This is what I mean about parents not knowing what product to pay. This is a huge issue for us as we have different prices for different day for clubs. This WILL cause more issues for us as parents wil...

We used to have a feature where children's class names were displayed on the absence requests that came in so we could easily locate the pupils on our registers to copy the absence reason to the register and with over 500 pupils this was very hand...

EveryHR is currently generating Leaver Notifications for employees where a specific role is ending. We would only expect Leaver Notifications to be generated when an employee’s Employment with the Trust is ending. As this is causing confusion with...

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...

An Every online version of requesting references for new staff as part of the onboarding process. These could be fed back to the employee with a notification once they have been completed and returned. If it could be noted on the SCR that it had b...

If an employee record has ended but is linked to a pay range/pay scale. When a pay award happens the pay award uplifts the salary values of the leaver record as well. We have received feedback that a customer does not wish this to be the case and ...

The ability to warn approvers if the same timesheet or same expense has been submitted on a previous occasion.

Please can we have a warning when our session is about to timeout, providing the ability to be able to stay logged in (like Biostore). It's frustrating for schools to be actively using the system, for it to suddenly time out.