Ideas

Allow parents to add/update their home address on the parent portal as this is very important information to keep and update regularly on iSAMS from the safe guarding point of view.

to be able to create a link from indivdiual files in docs and files, so we can send the link to parents.

For Activities set up at MAT level, titles, descriptions, categories and frequencies should be locked and only be allowed to be amended at MAT level.

The current parent portal uses colour coding in the calendar to distinguish between different types of entries, such as sports fixtures, exams, term dates, events, and meetings. However, the new portal calendar does not include this colour‑coding ...

In the Cloud Parent Portal > School Calendar, users can filter events by Year Group and view the calendar specifically for the selected Year Group. However, when the user downloads the calendar as a PDF, the filter is lost, and the system downl...

It would be useful to be able to re-order the features of the Dashboard. There are times throughout the year where we'd like to make key messages to parents more prominent and therefore move text sections to the top of the page to catch their atte...

Linking an asset such as a boiler to a condition item as often these cross over for reporting purposes. it would also mean that schools can keep an accurate record of condition of estates assets and if they form part of the back logged maintance p...

it would be really useful to be able to run a report for all unread documents rather than having to go into each document.

With the advaces in technology over the past 10 years, it would be good to have a parent portal that ca be designed and layed out as each school or establishment needs it. Ability to add widgets to the pages as admin rather than trying to find whe...

We have a 2 week timetable and currently when logging into the new Parent Cloud Portal, it always defaults to Week A highlighting the day and period, which is great if we are on Week A but if we are on Week B then the information being shown to th...