Ideas

When viewing a list of users in the tree structure, we can tell which users are enabled and which users are disabled via the icons. However the icon used to denote a user is disabled does appear when searching for users via the search box.

At point of registration would be useful to collect all medical data for use with Taster Days. e.g. Wears glasses, name and address of doctor.

Please can you make it so that when editing global lists it does NOT close the folder every time you save an edited object. This is SO frustrating!Alternatively is it possible to edit the whole list on a spreadsheet and replace it in the Global Li...

I had made a massive error recently and accidentally bulk assigned visibility of a range of safeguarding records to the incorrect user group. Thankfully the user group assigned was a very small group that work closely with the safeguarding team an...

Before we migrated to iSAMS hosted we were able to set individual AD permissions to SSRS folders of reports which enabled us to hide reports which pulled confidential data such as HR data from some users. Please can iSAMS consider something simila...

The teacher who created the concern to receive an email receipt. The email message would be able to be modified by us.

There is currently no way an end user can edit the default Wellbeing emails. Ideally, the template should be available with the rest in Control Panel Home -> Applications & Services -> E-Mail Manager -> Manage E-Mail Templates At th...

Customes want the ability to update the pupil username field under the “Pupil contact Notes and Options”. Could this be added?

It would be helpful if more then one administrator could receive notifications by email that an account has been locked - ideally we would like for separate notifications to be sent to different people for staff, parents and students.

I print off the Subject Reports Awaiting Completion sheet to scribble on as I figure out anomalies and check every teacher has completed all reports required - but I'm often reminding myself by looking elsewhere which subject the teacher teaches a...