Ideas

Our Admissions Team would like to have an electronic signature (similar to DocuSign) to be on the form which parents complete on the portal to accept their place at the school.

It would be really helpful to have same functionality as in Student Manager (Bulk AND Batch edit). Batch Edit would help massively in the HR Manager Module as updating staff information takes really long time even with the Bulk edit functionality ...

It would save a lot of time when uploading documents such as contracts, etc

Apologies if this is already included (I couldn't seem to find it), but it would be great to include students' destinations. For example, their future school and future type. We could then have a deeper analysis on where students move on to, wheth...

Hi Team, We would like to request the system to automatically change the status of the new staff from Applicant to Current once the employee's join date is reached. May I know whether this is possible? Thank you

Please can all staff fields be available for export? Currently this is very limited and seems totally random.

It would be very helpful if the system could automatically add the file description or the name of the file when uploading to the Admission portal, ensuring it matches the description or title of the corresponding field on the form. This way, we c...

This will reduce the need for our administration team to compile all of their existing information and ask for people to update them. Instead, they can just send our a reminder periodically with instructions on how to do this.

When adding new pupils to the system in the Admissions Manager module there is a warning if you are about to add a pupil that appears to match someone who is already on the system. Staff sometimes leave us and rejoin us. It would be great if there...

We have been using the Admissions Portal Forms for a couple of years now and have refined our forms so have some that we no longer use. We are unable to delete those forms so if an Archive feature could be added so that we don't see them in the "l...