Ideas

To be able to see an audit log of which user has deleted things out of modules. E.g. Which user deleted the event / visit in Admissions Module.

When I create the form fields in an Enquiry or Registration Form in the Admissions>Portal screen, I am able to order both the Subgroups and the fields so they appear how I want them in the form on the Admissions Cloud portal.The order, however,...

Please add the ability to remove the 'All Present' / 'All Absent' functionality from the registration screen. It not only leads to mistakes being made, which is then a Health & Safety issue, but also means that any prepopulated data that the o...

We activate our new pupils on iSAMS before they actually start. In particular, once rollover has occurred, the new starters for September will be active on the system, even though their start date is some weeks ahead. This should allow staff to ge...

Currently the dashboards and reports in the admissions modules show a lot of historical data, dating back years so that we can do trend and conversion analyses. However, these stats don't include any reference from records that have been deleted (...

It is possible to record conflicting attendance codes for a pupil for the same session and this affects reporting. It happens when an out of school record is created with a start date/time in the past. For example, a pupil not in registration is g...

Hi iSAMS Team, It's helpful if we can see the future dates in registration. Currently, we are only able to see current date and past dates.

I would like to have the ability to be able to have pre-set templates of Attendance Letters that can be run using particular criteria e.g. over a date range and attendance less than.

It would be useful if the audit trail started with the date that a prospective student record was added to the system, currently the first record in the audit is whenever a field is updated, not when the record was created.

Useful especially as I understand that all school registration codes have to be brought in-line with Government Codes. Hiding / archiving them would avoid errors.