Ideas

We need to be able to add chunks of static text to a form in the admissions portal similar to competing products. The idea to create a text field in student manager with default text is non-workable. This seems a simple omission.Can this be addres...

There are a few bugs in the admissions portal and it would improve the proespective parent experience if they could be resolved. 1.) When moving from enquiry to registration there are some weird little lookup errors - Under Parent details a blank ...

Problem : The notification email (Figure 2) sent to the admissions team does not include any contact information for the parent who completed the enquiry. This is already a feature of the parent notification tab of the same form as it is used for ...

At the moment you can only create one off games entry per child. It would be handy to be able to enter multiple entries for one child. e.g. if we know they can't attend 17 June and 24 June, at the moment we can only enter the 17 June absence and t...

Do you have any plans to add an Acceptance Form option to the admission portal, in addition to the existing enquiry and registration forms?

Our PE Department have requested a column to tick to show if a pupil is on the GRTP (graduated return to play) programme following a head injury.

We have setup Parents Evening for next week. One member of staff has a medical procedure so is unable to attend. It would be useful to have the facility to cancel a single event rather than the whole Parents Evening when parents have already booke...

Once the applicant fills the form and submit the Application Form , we should have the option to redirect to a thank you page after submission

Being able to schedule send messages would be beneficial rather than having to wait for the actual time/day.

it is very frustrating when you have an ongoing issue that you are not able to speak with a human being even when you request a call. Issues can take days to be resolved whereas previously when you were able to speak with someone any issues were r...