Ideas

We would like the ability to have a single click to add positive and or negative behaviour, perhaps from the register with a click of an icon. Our staff find it a barrier adding positive behaviour when so many clicks are required to do this.

Currently, we have set up the positive comment to be sent to the parent email address when recorded in iSAMS. This has been a great addition, however, we have noticed a massive drop in responses back from parents. Normally, teachers would email ho...

The new statutory guidance requires schools to record a reason for change when changing a students registration value. This is only a requirement for AM/PM registers but there is currently no way of filtering to this via the tab. This can be solve...

It would be useful if one reward or sanction type automatically triggered another. Example 1 - when a pupil reaches 15 points they receive a distinction. Staff have to manually issue a distinction at this point, duplicating their work. Example 2 -...

Audit trail showing I created a task to create an SCR record I have significant concerns that your system is creating an audit trial which states that I created something I didn’t. This is inaccurate, misleading and just not correct, which under...

When a parent puts detail into a Leave request I manually transfer this into the OOS log once it has been authorised. I would like this to be automatic.

To help with config and system maintenance, it would be better if we formed the approver tag journey first e.g. Line Manager < Head Teacher and then selected from a drop down list that we would like to apply this to reasons. Would save time, sp...

Currently, if a customer wants to upload a shift pattern to an employee's record they have to perform the action individually. This is time consuming in single schools, however in trusts with 1000+ employees it's completely impossible to dedicate ...

carers leave policy is now active and neo natal policy will be required as available options within every

It was raised to me that people may have a preferred name for quite sensitive reasons, for example someone who is none binary might feel their name reflects to heavily on their gender assigned at birth so identifies with a more gender neutral name...