An option to send SMS and email notifications from the Admission Portal
An option to send SMS and email notifications from the Admission Portal for applications that are pending approval or rejected would be very beneficial.
A customer has multiple categories for support staff to track those whose contracts are on plus days - they also want to create time items that are exclusive to Support Staff - They cannot do this now without creating the same item and making it e...
Ability to amend end dates of Shared Parental Leave
Would like the ability to amend the end date of shared parental leave. In some instances an employee may wish to amend their dates of leave and at present we are unable to amend those dates to reflect the changes without the Data Team having to st...
School Workforce Census: would be good if clicking on an error brings up the right location to fix this, or even a comprehensive guide on how to fix each error that could come up. For example we needed to add in pay review dates, but couldn’t find...
At the moment an employees record and user account are not very connected. For example; changing the work email address or name on the staff member's profile does not update their user account and vice-versa so this data has to be entered twice in...
School name included in leaver and absence trigger emails
When an employee changes their personal details the email notification only details the employee’s name and what has been changed. We have over 1700 (includes casual employees) and have several staff with the same name. The colleague in the centra...
Can we have the ability to archive rejected or withdrawn admissions but still have access to them for reporting purposes.
I would like the option to be able to archive Rejected or Withdrawn admissions so that they do not show up when looking at all students but are specifically available when wanting to report on Archived Admissions.
It would be helpful to be able to define different measures for different types of leave per job, for example, unpaid leave to be measured by the hour, but sickness to be measured by the day.