Ideas

In iSAMS there is only two genders available to choose for Students. Some of our students do not identify as just Male or Female and have been distressed that they have to pick one when applying when they don't identify as those. Also seeing the i...

Show the start/end times of each period on timetables when viewed on the Parent Portal.

When in Registration Manager | School Register/Week View/Day View etc, I can click on a student's name & a box of basic information is shown (currently student details & parent contact information). Could I request two extra tabs please? -...

When creating users like Parents or Pupils, it would be great to be able to filter by Never logged in. Even better, if once filtered, you could then output as a list.

As a multidivisional foundation, we prefix our Admissions Visits with the division name to easily identify them and so that our Admissions team can each have their own school's events set up in the system. As iSAMS is already set up to allow Admis...

It would be good to have the ability to view, amend and forget memorised auto-postings from a pulled up list of 'all memorised postings' We have a few that have been auto-posted to the wrong place and due to the bulk of transactions we receive the...

a txtSchoolID is automatically created when an admissions record is first generated / inquiry first made.I believe the first few digits are the TIME that record was first made e.g. 103341705547 was at 1033 and 084849888271 at 0848. Can we PLEASE c...

Once a future absence has been added, you can edit the absence code and the note that accompanies it (in List View). However, you cannot edit the timings associated with it. You have to delete the absence and then completely re-enter it. It would ...

If it's possible to sync the report data with an API, that would be helpful. Currently, we're exporting and importing data manually into Power BI for analysis. Streamlining this process would enhance efficiency.

When exporting visit date we can only see the Category and the Date so are having to look at calendars to find out what the visit actually was