Ideas

Allow us to add and edit notes on week view.

One of the key priorities of the attendance officer is to follow up on N codes and find out where the student was so that the correct code can be assigned. There isn't any easy way to do this in iSAMS. The closest is the Specific Code Analysis rep...

1 On the stage when you are able to remove pupils from the seating plan with the green 'tick' to red 'no entry' symbol. If you then change to candidate number rather than surname - the next step - all your work disappears. The stages need to be sw...

Group Analysis Report – Analysis by Code - Group by Student Surname. I strongly believe that this request benefits all schools using iSAMS in their registration report data analysis. See screenshot attached - adding 2 columns fields, Year(NC), and...

We are a small school with small rooms. We also have a lot of students with Access Arrangements. As a result, we often have up to 5 different rooms with candidates for one examination.Because it is only possible to print out the desk labels per ex...

Once a future absence has been added, you can edit the absence code and the note that accompanies it (in List View). However, you cannot edit the timings associated with it. You have to delete the absence and then completely re-enter it. It would ...

We are struggling to use the Future Absence lists at the moment as the students registered this way don't appear in the Out of School list. Personally I don't understand why they wouldn't. Surely an absence mark as a Future Absence is the same as ...

Could there be the functionality for more than one contract be recorded under an employee along with their associated pay.

The Leave Request on the Parent Portal gives the parents also the option to mark their child from 00:00 to 00:00 on the same day many parents just use this instead of whole day). If they do so the absence can be aproved in Registration Manager and...

At the moment the flags appear alphabetically. It would be helpful to be able to reorder the left-right sequence that they are shown.