Ideas

When pupils visit the school for assessment prior to admission they should be an option to add them to the class register for the day.

A solution where parents can enter student Absences/Late Arrivals/Early Checkout request through iParent App.

In the admissions module under the contacts tab, its a surprise that users still can't simply search contacts using their email address, considering 99% of correspondence is email.

In the admissions module, when adding a new interested pupil and parent, we have only one parent contact, most likely Mum, it used to be (until very recently) that if we then edited the contact later to be ‘Parents’ instead of ‘Mother’ (as we rece...

It would be very helpful if the % awarded for scholarships or bursary applicants could be added to the list of fields which can be selected when using the email template or letter templates. That way we can email successful applicants directly fro...

When using Leave Requests within Registration Manager, why have isams made it so that you have to select a tiny 'select all' box? Can isams not just show straight away if we have any pending, completed, approved or rejected requests?

Agent Manager only lets you link one Agent. We often have 2 Agents and currently have to pick just one to link, which then effects the usefulness of the stats. Also we have Educational Guardians, who can be from an Agency, that cannot then be mana...

Would be good to have a Register Alert Cancel button to the registers (so that teacher will be able to click cancel if a student arrives within allowed time).

Sometimes, when viewing information in the Registration Manager module, you are trying to monitor whether specific individuals have been registered. Although you can search for individual pupils or groups of pupils, there is no option to refresh t...

A small pop-up window to appear after a second (or so) worth of mouse pointer hover over squares/lessons in day and week view. This would save much investigating time (checking if a student is in, then navigating to their timetable) to check where...