Ideas

Email teachers for a certain Period, by year. For example today we needed to email all year 10 for Period 5 and there was no way to get a message to them.

When a pupil is marked in as late with code U (following government guidelines that this is to be treated as an absence) the A shows on the fire register, even though they are in school. As you can imagine this could cause major issues due to us n...

When a pdf report of absences is generated, the reasons for absence truncate if they are too long. Can the words wrap so we don't miss them?

Can the confirmation of payee also check the Supplier account, it is checking the Bank Details for, matches the Bank details account? E.g. Supplier Account: ABC Company = Bank Details title: ABC Company

It would be useful to be able to select students from activities when marking students out of school. Currently able to do this via School Structure, Pastoral, Academic and Custom Groups but not via activities.

We would like to have the option to set up customisable automations where certain staff (e.g. Attendance Officer, Head of Year etc) will be sent an automated email where there are discrepancies between periods so it can be looked into. For example...

In PSF v6 and earlier, it was possible to run an account enquiry at an ‘as at’ date. This was useful if you wanted to see – for example – which invoices were outstanding at the end of a month which had subsequently been paid, or which transactions...

I am undergoing a purchase ledger tidy up, after 14 years of adding accounts, I need to rationalise and combine accounts to become PRF suppliers, however, this is creating a lot of closed accounts, is it possible to create an archive of these acco...

It would be really helpful if the person who raises a registration alert is also sent a copy of the alert e-mail. Currently there is no option for this. Additionally it would be really useful if we had the ability to send to custom e-mail addresse...

It would be really helpful to administrators if web users could reset their own passwords.