Ideas

Easier to use allocations menu, the current drag and drop is a bit strict where if you drop in the wrong place, it will start a fresh allocation.

This morning we've had a parent say they couldn't see a link/button to complete an electronic form. After some investigation I've realised that the Description text doesn't wrap, so even a reasonable description can push the Complete Form button o...

Like in the Admissions Portal people can send a callback request by filling the online form. It would be useful for this to also be on the Parent Portal so that parents can send quick messages, queries or feedback via the parent portal instead of ...

When a user does not have to one or more detail lines on a REQ/PORD, when following the email link it will come up with an error saying unable to load document. Could this error be more specific, why can't it be loaded, what access is the user mis...

Could we add the TB onto the Creditors/Debtors report? Makes it easier to compare the 2 at month/year end

Parents should receive notifications whenever a new document is added to the parent portal to ensure they remain fully informed and do not miss any important updates.

Once a parent completes the electronic form on the Parent Portal, the form automatically gets added to their Pupil Manager record as a Document. Ideally the fields would also pull through to their profile as well (i.e. if using it as a consent for...

As well as seeing individual reward and conduct entries, it would be really useful for parents to see a total - especially for things like house points.

We are looking into how current students' parents could update us with their current medical data. Our parents have 'Medical Centre' menu displayed on their Parent Portal now, while they can only see 'Parental Consent' and 'Medication' sections (a...

On the new Parent Portal, it looks like academic reports are listed in chronological order, i.e. with the oldest at the top and the newest at the bottom. It would make much more sense, and be much more usable from a parent's perspective, if the ne...