Ideas

It would be very useful to be able to set a default Severity Level, in the same way that a default "Concern Status" is set.

When a manual Teacher Cover Rota is in place, it would be beneficial to be able to view this via the iTeacher app in order to be able to email the timetabled teachers directly and arrange last minute cover if away from your desk.

It will be helpful to allow schools to have the options to assign covers for any free periods throughout each day. Not just the period which are timetabled. As there might be other events or duties that are not found in timetable.

When generating cover, it sends an email to staff with the period details, but no actual time. When the school day has many periods, staff have to review the timetable to find out the actual time of the cover lesson. There are lots of options to i...

Currently the Wellbeing Wizard bar the first screen where the details of the concern are entered. Often staff are adding a lot of details and text into the box. However I have had many complaints that staff are loosing their entries, which would b...

Following query from sales, requesting integration with Salto door system- Our current offering isn't reliable . and requires extensive review. Is there an easier way we can have more integrations with more access providers.

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It would be good if the school has control on guest user account creation since the portal belongs to school and the account is being created without our knowledge. From the Admission portal, anyone can create a guest account which we do not want ...

Could the daily cover report to show all entries, regardless of if covered. SLT want to see how many staff in/off site for the day, so not chasing staff who are out.

We have added a contact to the Admissions Portal (the Registrar). It would be very beneficial for their photo to show instead of the basic silhouette so that prospective parents know what the Registrar looks like before they arrive. The photo is s...