Ideas

Is it possible to add/show Alert flags in Registration Manager for pupils who have been absent/late for 3 days or more. This would be beneficial for Form Teachers/Guidance Staff/SLT to see at a glance so that follow up can be quick.

It's not easy to know you have to login via the burger menu. Please could we have a button in the middle of the screen?

The current OOS process uses a time scale e.g. 9am to 1pm, I think it should be possible to have the choice to choose between a timescale or on a Period based scaled e.g. P1 OOS. Similar to the choice in cover manager. This will help with slight o...

Please include the "reasons" for a rejected absence request in the "Rejected" section of leave requests. It was really useful for parents to see the reasons for any rejected leave requests on the legacy parent portal (in addition to the e-mail not...

Can we only allow admin or certain people to delete out of school records please? Often, someone overwritten or delete the current out of school records and leave the pupil not registered for the whole range of time, which is a disaster for regist...

Have a toggle button which would allow the user to change the language of the menus and drop downs. I am in a school in China and it would be really useful for users to change the language to Chinese.

As per the school's need, we have created a few Registration Presence Codes. These Registration Present Codes needs to be available on Day view, week view, list view of registration manager for Bulk as well as individual record edit. These are ava...

the current arrangement of text widgets is nice for a welcome message but for hyperlinks to other areas looks a bit lame as there is a title and then a little message to say click here which is a lot of real estate on the front page. Would be good...

Can subjects and teachers be available as a data point in the Rewards & Conduct section of Central data points please.

When a teacher picks a register other than their own, the "Select Form" drop down lists the Year 10-13 sets followed by the Year 7-9 sets, presumably on the basis that Years 10/11/12/13 start with a '1' which therefore comes before 7/8/9. Would it...