Ideas

When a parent submits a leave request and adds information to the notes field, this does not transfer to the Out of School which does not make sense

When searching for pupils that fall below the % attendance threshold for a certain term we would like the ability to email parents from within Registration Manager rather than just print letters which isn't very 21st century and also impractical f...

When a parent fills in a leave request then the reason should then automatically transfer over to the out of school. It is a pain having to then try and find the leave request to find out the reason in the completed requests. Completed requests sh...

Similar as https://ideas.isams.com/ideas/MIS-I-4343 Would it please be possible to stop isams from sending Missed Reg Alerts to classes that are suspended? Neither of the suggestions provided in the guidance (below) is suitable without disrupting ...

On the iSAMS homepage there is a MySchedule timeline where teachers can see their lessons that they have that day. When they click on this not much happens. It would be useful if there was a link that took them directly to the register for that le...

Screwfix - The site managers across our 20 schools are asking if this can be an option.

If we have a PM period of the day, this means that a double period class cannot be scheduled to begin in the period before that. This is a flaw in the system that should be eliminated. It is an unnecessary limitation to scheduling. If I am a teach...

Highlight documents with mismatched dates and periods in a sub-section or 2nd page, so users can quickly identify discrepancies causing differences between the creditors report and the trial balance.

Introduce a search function directly within the bank reconciliation page, so users can search/filter by value, description, or date, not just sort by them.

Add a hyperlink on the document side to a quick search function, letting users search by value, description, date, or document number if they cannot see an expected document rather than having to come out of the bank rec page.