Ideas

Sometimes parents email and we do not know who they are when they don't reference student names

On admissions we deal with parents who have more than one 'applicant' as they are siblings. We want certain notes/emails to be saved on both applicants records as they are dealings with the parents and are needed for information of both - is there...

On the registration form for new pupils most of the fields are either textboxes or drop down lists. The "Current School" field is a drop down list but also has an "Add School" button, allowing prospective parents to add a school to the list of sch...

Independent schools need to be able to forecast and report future intake numbers. There is currently no report, as confirmed by iSAMS support, that will allow you to report by year and/or term of entry for prospects. Analysis of conversion rates a...

It is currently not possible to view UPNs in Admissions Manager. It would be preferable to be able to view (and edit) this filed from Admissions Manager rather than having to go to Pupil Manager.

I want to give users read only access to the Admissions Visits in the Marketing tab so that they can view the open morning attendance lists. If I give read only, this area is not visible so the only option is read/write access which I don't want t...

We have been told in our UKVI Compliance Training that we should have a mechanism to check when expiry dates are due for both pupil passports and visa's etc. With the ability to send reminders at set points. Could there be a pop up reminder of all...

There should be a way of archiving past Admission Events. We have been using the product for 7 years and so have many events that are over 5 years old. They can be deleted but this deletes all the associated data. Would be good therefore if they c...

I am looking at creating an admissions register for the leadership team to use. At the moment we are using a manual spreadsheet (or 4) which is very time-consuming and prone to error or can be out of date. I would therefore like to link a spreadsh...