Ideas

Due to the sensitivity of the records in Well-being Manager, the visibility group is limited. Hence, authors of the concern do not automatically get visibility to the concern created. However, it would be efficient if once they are assigned to an ...

Please could we have the option of bulk-updating the visibility of all concerns for a given child? This would help immensely with staff changes, or when a child moves class, and the new staff need to be made aware of the history.

Might it be possible to allow Actions to be allocated to multiple staff at once? This could either take the form of copying the action out once per staff member chosen, or allowing more than one staff member to be assigned to a single action. Pref...

Currently in Student Profiling, clicking the + shows you parent contact details but not SOS/family circumstance notes, so teachers run the risk of contacting the wrong parent etc. SOS/Family circumstance notes should be displayed everywhere that p...

At the moment, you only see document number, date and who entered invoice to the system. It would be useful to see supplier name, date posted & link to invoice copy on summary screen. Thank you

Could the Golden Footprint feature be added to Pupil Profiles after a search by school structure/SEN/academic structure please. Without it, we need to do more clicking to go back to the same page pupil by pupil.

To be able to archive former host families for international students or former partners rather than have to delete the record entirely. There are times when the information may be useful rather than lost forever.

Could YPO be considered as a supplier for punchout?

This will save a lot of time for DSLs who have several concerns to manage and have to open them individually most days to check for an action update.

The following areas require the user to tell the system who they are each time they make a submission. While on the odd occasion they might be submitting something for someone else, so the ability to change the selection should remain, the lack of...