Ideas

In registration manager when clicking on a child's name we can see pupil details and contact details. It would also be helpful if there was a tab that shows the child's overall attendance percentage. This will help attendance officers to determine...

We have a list of studnet of concern, will be good to be able to set up auto alert when they have been marked N or missing from the register.

Please add functionality where Leave Requests can be editted in bulk. Often parents do not enter the correct information and we need to edit each request individually.

Ability to edit the default message when the cloud portal is disabled: "The portal [PORTAL_NAME] has been disabled. Please contact the Admissions Team directly." In the previous Parent Portal Manager, under Configuration > Maintenance Options &...

Like some of the other modules, I think it would be helpful to add an audit feature in the Registration Manager module to include a timestamp of when the teacher took the register. I understand there is a feature that allows you to see when the re...

Currently it is only possible to edit the Type of Leave requested, but it would be useful to be able to tweak the times, e.g. sometimes a parent will put the time as 4am instead of 4pm, or they put a Leave as ending at 13:35 which is when PM reg s...

Add an Item Type to a form which allows multiple selections from a list eg. like the current Radio Button or Check Box type but allowing the parent to select multiple. This would be useful for all sorts of forms eg. "Which days of the week would y...

When you select create seating plan the main exam list in the wizard does not indicate whether an exam has been seated or not. They are still listed whether a seating plan has been created or not and you have to keep going opening up an exam to se...

We can select which non-teaching staff we would like to appear on the parent web portal but not teaching staff. Certain staff have to be designated 'teaching staff' to be able to add school reports but we don't necessarily need them to be visible ...

We have gender neutral pupils. The pupil and their family will not want to see them as a boy/girl or colour coded.