Ideas

When placing an E-Procurement order with Amazon, the user is still required to select, the supplier account from the ledger. It would make sense for the default supplier account to be specified when setting up the punch out credentials so the user...

When importing events into Calendar Manager via a spreadsheet, it is possible to use one of the columns to specify which calendar(s) the events are to be placed on. If you mis-type the name of a calendar, the import process will create a new calen...

We would like the option to archive the previous year's calendar, rather than delete it and lose all of the data (it may be that we need to check back on certain events). This way staff will only be able to access the current year's calendars. At ...

It would be really useful if timed out requisitions/orders could be saved as drafts. In a busy school office, there are often interruptions part way through processing a requisition and by the time the staff get back to it, it has timed out meanin...

Please add the ability to bulk authorise more than just one day. A tick box column in edit view would be perfect. We store up all events for future terms and then authorise most in one go which takes a really long time at present due to only being...

I run an Outstanding Purchase Orders by Supplier report every week to remind everyone what needs to be GRNd, and spend hours deleting unnecessary columns and manually, line by line, adding in the department/user that created each order. Would it b...

I am setting up workflows currently and receiving support from Advantage. I do not always receive the feedback link within the case resolution email. I think it would be good to have a link attached to each case logged via the Iris platform, where...

When other people edit an event it then sends an email like when someone puts in an event to let you know when someone has made changes.

When we cancel a GRN it would be useful if a link comes up to cancel the relating PORD and REQ. Currently there are 3 actions for every transaction. Very long winded.