Ideas

This affects all modules. When several pages of results are returned would it be possible to amend how the currently-selected page number is displayed? At the moment it’s really hard to distinguish which page is selected. In the screenshots attach...

We currently have a few subjects (e.g. Philosophy of Religion and PSHE) which we rotate each half-term or term. At the moment to keep timetables correct and so registers correctly auto-default for staff we are adding/removing the lessons from the ...

When creating a new seating plan the number of programmes to select from is huge.It would be good if those already done changed colour.If the exams are passed, remove from list.And most important - be able to search by date and session

We are a new school to iSAMS and have noticed that there are some basic data security options that are missing. Examples:Student registers for SEN - The document store requires a user to download a copy of the document to read it - this means ther...

We would look to anonymise admissions data for pupils who chose not to join us some time ago, so that we can retain the generic statistical information for future analysis whilst being GDPR compliant.

When custom groups are created in the Admissions Manager module or Pupil Manager they can be created as private to the user or shared (with or without editing abilities) with other users. The Student Registers module allows you to search by custom...

Day and period structure can change year to year. Importing a new timetable for the next academic year is not possible without the correct day structure and it makes publishing the new timetable to staff more difficult before the end of the summer...

Automatically display a post from Reports Manager when reports live (to work as a reminder for teachers).

Cover Module - we understand that you can select and "manage timetable suspensions" to collapse a year and free up teachers and rooms. However we would like to be able to collapse a year, free up the rooms - but not free up the teachers. This is n...

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