Ideas

We have classes set according to ability across two year groups e.g. Top Set Maths from a mix 7 and 8. After seeking support we discovered that only forms can be mixed across year groups. You are able to create sets in teacher manager across multi...

In the expenses module is it possible to have a record of the date the employee submitted their claim for approval, we can see the created date and the approval date but would like to know the submitted date.

Many schools use our TOIL earned and TOIL spent function in EveryHR however schools will often ask where they can see a report to show how much of their staff have TOIL left at the end of the academic year. At the moment the best way is either to ...

Currently, when MFA is enabled Every default's to email to deliver the authentication code. This means that colleagues would have to manually add a mobile device. It would be beneficial if it would default to a mobile device when it is enabled. Co...

Hi iSAMS Team, It's helpful if we can see the future dates in registration. Currently, we are only able to see current date and past dates.

The ability to analyse time & days taken from applicants moving from one recruitment stage to another. time stamping is required on this - this can then be reported on within Every HR and IRIS Central.

When inserting the Job:SalaryInfo:FteValue in a pay statement template, can the figure be restricted to 2 decimal places when exported rather than displaying as 1.0000000000 for example.

When a pay award is processed in Every, can the system automatically update an employees Pay Start Date and Last Pay Review Date accordingly within their Salary Information.

To show what courses are mandatory, who is outstanding for completion, what courses are due to expire etc - a clear overview of training in the same way that we can quickly see school complaince with documents.

In order to build better relationships with pupils this functionality would help to facilitate this.It is sometimes difficult for teachers to pronounce difficult names and this could lead to pupils' becoming more self conscious.