Improve information in Applicants, Pupils & Alumni view in Agent Manager
The Applicants, Pupils & Alumni view shows lists of names of current pupils, applicants and former students that are associated with the selected agent. For Current pupils, their current year group and form group are shown in columns are the r...
Ability to amend message following online form submission
We have an online registration form. Once submitted, a message appears saying that the form has been succssfully submitted. We would like to amend this message to include what to expect next. At the moment this is not possible.
Agent Manager to incorprorate Email wizard capability
We would like to send out promotions, reminders and general updates to Agents to keep their interest in our Summer School ongoing however we cannot do this via the Agent Manager as there is no capability to send out a mail merge using the Email Wi...
Is it possible to have the parents fields more flexible to accommodate same sex families.
We have several prospectus puils who have same sex parents. When adding the contact the second parent is automatically called a mother. Could parents be referred to as Parent 1 and Parent 2 rather than mother and father to allow for same sex, and ...
Would it be possible to schedule emails to go at certain points of the year to a certain type of person/group of people on the database to aid the admissions process? For example every January, on a set date, those who have accepted a place to joi...
Students should be viewable in their class before they become active
Currently, homeroom teachers do not see that a new student is joining their class until the day that they start class. Classlink does not see the student until the day that they start school. This means their 3rd-party accounts are not created unt...
We would like the sort order of approved/merged/rejected forms to be the earliest first rather than the latest first. We have only just started to use them and we are already on page 3 and whilst we can add a filter or change the page size we woul...