Ideas

Please could you make it possible to override the auto-capitalisation of the first letter in the surname field on Applicants? It appears to be possible to do this for current pupils, but not while they are applicants. We currently have several Ger...

I would like to add logos and correct letterhead formatting and footers to our letter templates so we can merge them and print them straight from isams. I understand this isn't currently possible so please can you consider adding this functionality?

It would be good if fields entered on the enquiry form could be selected to alert on the User Notification emails

The ability to upload grades for a whole year group at once via a single spreadsheet. This would ideally be available in the Online Assessment System and Report Wizard modules

The subtotals should be bold, to make them easier to see in the report. The totals description needs to be left aligned - it looks messy. There also needs to be consistency in the reports with (1500.00) being red instead of sometimes black.

Can we have favourites icons for our dashboard? I used to love the Documents icon, the TB icon and the Reporting Suite icon.... just makes it easier to find things. This new dashboard is not as user friendly as V6.

It would be useful to default the font size in the reports to fit the width of the screen so that the reports can be seen. We can increase the font size, but every time you refresh it defaults to small again. Also having the column titles fixed in...

It would be useful to be able to pick more than one comparative budget. Once we get to Forecast 3, I would like to be able to have Prior Year, Budget, F1, F2 and F3 showing on the report.

It would be useful to be able to save favourite criteria in the different reports, as I use the same criteria each month for Management Accounts, Account Summary, Aged Debtors/Creditors, Balance Sheet, CashFlow etc.... This would be even more help...

The ability for staff to add text with basic formatting in place such as italics or bold. Example below Pupil much enjoyed studying Orwell’s novel 'Animal Farm…'