Ideas

The key difference between an enquiry form and a registration form is that the latter takes payments, whereas the former does not. When a registration form has been filled in, the parent is shown a Submit & Proceed to Payment button. Clicking ...

The schools in our MAT need to collect whether or not a contact has PR when they submit an enquiry form via the Cloud Portal, but this is not an available field when configuring the form - we mostly need to use this form for initial data collectio...

Is there a roadmap of the priorities for data integration with Central? It would be great to have a timeline to know when new features are being considered. At the recent South East Asia User Group meeting (March 2024), we heard that <30% of iS...

We are a large group of schools and currently have to manage any changes to existing fields and schools manually. To ensure consistency of data recording across all sites this has to be done centrally to ensure that they are amended in the same wa...

Can the field description be moved from below the field box to above it so that it make more sense.

It would be useful to be able to change the name that shows on parents credit card payments when they use the iSAMS Admissions Portal Forms (using iSAMS Payment). It currently shows Iris Payments but some parents have thought that was fraud. It wo...

Within the enquiry screen. include analysis on the time it takes for students and group of students to move from one stage to another for analysis purposes i.e. the time it has taken from this group of year 7s to move from offered to accepted.

Why isn't there an easy way to run a report on who "hasn't" done certain training? Out of our 300 odd staff I want to know if anyone hasnt done Prevent training - how can I do that?

In Designer it is possible to select different high contrast colour schemes would it be possible to create our own colour scheme to match of school branding.

At point of registration would be useful to collect all medical data for use with Taster Days. e.g. Wears glasses, name and address of doctor.