Ideas

Would it be possible to create a tick box on the purchasing portal, when creating a new order, " Do Not Send", which if ticked would exclude it from the Document e-mailer function.

Linking Sets is awful. You need to be able to select a whole set of pupils and COPY them into other subject sets. As soon as you have a class that is not in line with "forms" then there is not a simple way to just copy them over. For example, PE w...

Allowing a PO to amended once approved and have it re-route through the approval process will prevent duplication, save time cancelling and re-raising, and also allow for changes in prices during the purchasing process to be amended, rather than r...

It would be so useful to have the ability to make class changes in advance of the event so that it doesn't have to be done on the day. I know other IMS systems allow this and the change automatically applies on the date selected. Class lists can t...

improve visibility of absences by enabling integration between the absence calendar in the HR platform and Microsoft Outlook. This would allow approved absences to automatically appear in users’ Outlook calendars (i.e. a line manager), streamlinin...

SO tedious to add one set and then another one using the painful dropdown menu. You need to at least be able to multiple select the sets from the huge dropdown (which also needs to be able to be filtered by year group).

Currently, there is no option in iSAMS to duplicate or copy an existing Teaching Set. This would be extremely useful in situations where a new set needs to be created with the same students, but under a different name or subject. At present, the o...

Currently one can only make changes to sets and classes to take effect immediately. Allowing one to make changes in advance would be very beneficial. Or to allow class/set enrolments for specific date ranges would also help.

We swap our timetables over for internal examinations and we create sets especially for this purpose (as we do not want these sets created in Teams and the groups that pupils are placed in do not necessarily match their usual teaching sets). Howev...

When a new student joins a school, we often have to add them to every subject set manually, one at a time (for linked sets, at least once in one of the linked sets). Most if not every time, we already know a student with the exact subject set comb...