Ideas

The Cover Rota is an important part of teacher timetables, but is currently unavailable via either Batch or REST API. Including it would help with being able to use the API to pull through a teacher's complete set of timetabled commitments, e.g. w...

To be able to know at a glance that a pupil has two tutors and not just the first named tutor

In Central, when designing a report, student photos are available in the dataset, however, the menu structure to add them into a page is not available. Could this function be added?

In our previous MIS, Administrators could make changes to reports already published/printed. It would be really helpful if iSAMS would allow administrators to edit past reports in a simpler way. Currently we need to re activate a cycle, and change...

Within Reports Manager there is a useful feature that allows you to soft delete reports. In order to remove the reports, you need to use the filters to locate the reports, subjects, pupils and/or teachers. It would be great if these filtering opti...

We would like a few selected users to have full access to Email Manager, to enable a corporate approach to our email templates. However, my understanding is that we can't grant this without giving them full access to Control Panel, which we don't ...

Please add the field 'School Email Address' from the staff records in the HR Manager module to the MIS: Staff dataset.

Create a concern wizard currently allows teachers/staff to create a concern about an individual but stops short of allowing the person creating the concern to add actions for follow-up. Actions are only accessible by entering the full Wellbeing Ma...

We would like to be able to run the whole admissions process (from a parent's point of view) through the cloud portal. Once a place is accepted we provide a lot of documentation to parents and the ability to upload those to the portal (as you do i...

It would be helpful if the pupil dropdown for the "Remove Unwanted Reports" option in the "Configuration" tab of Reports Manager showed students' preferred names.