Ideas

Please amend the text on the dialog box when deleting an Out of School status. It currently says:No record of this entry will be retained Please amend to something along the lines of:All register absence marks related to the entire duration of ent...

Within the Leave Request Settings in Registration Manager it is possible to add one or more 'approver' Roles, each of which has an upper and lower threshold on the number of days leave that can be approved. It is not possible to add a role entry w...

I think it would be beneficial to have a similar payment run process to v6. Due to the current issue with Paylist IDs and because this issue could be caused by users having to post a document instantly whereas in V6 there was stages (provisional (...

We run weekly payment runs across 5 different accounts. Each paylist created is then viewed / spot checked against the invoice image. Once you have clicked on the view image icon, why is there then a need to go to yet another screen to click on 's...

It is possible to set up both present codes and absent codes. However, these codes are not visible in all parts of iSAMS. For example, you can view them against the pupil record in the Pupil Profiles module, but not on Pupil Quick view on the Wiza...

We currently have a paper-based leave request system. We are trying to move to an electronic system but this would still then require data transposition into iSAMS. It would be useful if the student could automatically create a leave request e.g. ...

We are finding the new report format for registration reports quite difficult to work with as the reports now take up many more pages. For example, running a "Specific Code Analysis" report, filtering on N codes and grouping by Year produces a rep...

In this day and age it seems a shame that the outbound emails are not yet optimised for mobile devices.

If there was a way to have a flag that comes up after a pupil has been off for a select amount of days it would make it easier for staff to be made aware of prolonged absences.