Ideas

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

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, the label template is generic and doesn’t align with any common template that are available for purchase. Please can the option be available to upload templates such as avery ones.

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...

It would be useful to be able to see what entries/changes a member of staff has made to the Student Manager module.

When viewing the student quick view, the ability to view more relevant flags from Student Register would be helpful. For us the Photographs not allowed!

I would like to propose the development of a feature that automatically reactivates parent accounts in the Parent Portal when a student or their sibling re-enrolls at the school after previously leaving. This would help streamline the process for ...

Pupils below statutory school age are often part time pupils. When it comes to billing for those sessions it is difficult to track changes to expected attendance patterns within iSAMS, and being a school that starts at 10 months, going through to ...

Add a field to the drop down list under Removal Grounds in the Leaving Information section under the enrolment tab of Student Manager. The new field would be Non-payment of fees. The closest there is currently is Boarding fees not paid. The new fi...

Becuase our student ID numbers in iSAMS are longer than 11 digits, when we export them to use in other systems like PowerBI, etc., Excel always insists on converting them to Scientific Notation format, which cannot be prevented, which leads to unn...