Ideas

To add new fields to the DBS check within Every HR - Document type Issuing country Reference numbers Expiry dates Birth certificates Utility bills for proof of address As in line with the ID checking guidelines for Standard / enhanced DBS checks

I would like the option to be able to archive Rejected or Withdrawn admissions so that they do not show up when looking at all students but are specifically available when wanting to report on Archived Admissions.

A request that maternity leave for employees to accept a period that does not follow full weeks from the start date Reviewed by product - Statutory Maternity Leave is 52 weeks in total and can start any day, no earlier than 11 weeks before birth, ...

carers leave policy is now active and neo natal policy will be required as available options within every

The Every HR system could include pre-configured default templates for Green Book and Burgundy Book parental leave policies—similar to how it already supports default sick pay configurations. This would simplify setup for schools using these natio...

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

This came up during Workforce Census - If there is a situation where the Destination field for Employee A is empty and needs updating to clear a census error/query, the system won't be able to save this change if Employee B (the line manager) who ...

We would like to be able to request the personal email address and phone number of applicants using Forms and write the data to Pupil Contacts and Networks - Pupil's Home Email Address: and Pupil Mobile Number.

Helpful for new customers to add both historic data AND ongoing data whilst waiting for system to go live. Currently it is a very long winded system to load individual toil earned items and then also have to approve them individually.

When logging a time claim a school has requested we would rather the Total Amount box within the claim itself is not visible to the staff member as the way the system is calculating the claim total does not always reflect the amount due to the sta...