Ideas

I often have a lot of windows open on my desktop, so I don't have isams across the whole width of the screen. When I go into Registration Manager, the tabs across the top stop at 'Reason For Change'. There is no scroll bar to allow me to move to C...

Our PE groups usually consist of two tutor groups, mixed male and female, with three PE teachers assigned. The teachers will arrange their groups according to the programme for a particular day so it is not feasible to set up three different sets ...

We are looking to increase the use of Registration Notes that flash up within iSAMS, so we can get messages to students. To access Notes, users need Modify level access to the Registration module - which is inappropriate for some. Notes should req...

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.

We are currently able to add flags to registration manager based on the details held within the student registers module. This is very useful for those taking registers to see at a glance who is SEN, PP, FSM etc. We would however, like to be able ...

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?

One of the key priorities of the attendance officer is to follow up on N codes and find out where the student was so that the correct code can be assigned. There isn't any easy way to do this in iSAMS. The closest is the Specific Code Analysis rep...

Integration with every hr for contractual information to pull through for assisting with budget planning and forecasting.

We are asking the parents to submit the leave requests in iSAMS. Once we receive the leave request, we have two options “approve” and “reject” their request.When I click the green flag for “approve,” there is no place for me to add a note. I want ...

We are looking to get a report on how many emails we have sent out over the last 3 years (a total for each academic year, running from August to July inclusive)