Ideas

Allow the iSAMS admin to set default start and end times for the leave request form rather then the current default of 00:00 - 23:59. It wold help so we can match it to our school day.

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.

Parents typically use the Portal when using their mobile phone. Uploading bills to the parent portal is completely ineffective if not viewable on a mobile phone.

Parents sometimes encounter issues when trying to view Internal Exams results on the new cloud parent portal causes because of the way that feature has been designed. The obvious procedure to display internal exams results on the cloud parent port...

Parent Evening Booking is useful tool for PTC management and having it integrated within ISAMs will be great advantage for schools and make ISAMs a better product compared to other MIS systems which are offering this as a package. Its a shame that...

Currently isn't possible for Former Students to be visible within the Parent Portal, and this causes a lot of missed communication and over work with families. It will be ideal to leave former students in as a "read option" for their grades, into ...

On the new update, where users do not have access to nominals/accounts, they can still 'see' them except they are 'greyed' out. This is sometimes hard to browse through nominals/accounts as they will have to scroll past the nominals/accounts, they...

We have centralised invoice processing for 14 of our schools and the data entry time is significantly impacted by having to exit and re-enter the invoice processing screen each time we need to change schools. This could be resolved by allowing the...

Portal Management - Users need more reports as there is nowhere else to get this information - Parents - list of invited, but not registered parents Parents - list of uninvited parents Students - list of uninvited students Students - list of invit...

We have gender neutral pupils. The pupil and their family will not want to see them as a boy/girl or colour coded.