Ideas

In V7, you can't change the Default Period. In September times, this can be frustrating for customers who want to look at supplier or transactions but have to amend the period to all or enter period ranges. This can take longer and if they have a ...

We have set up admission forms for parents to complete. Currently the Year on Entry displays 2024 for example but is not clear if this is a calendar year or academic year. We would like it to display 2024/2025 for example to make it easier for sel...

There used to be a binocular search on V6, why have you removed It ? That was the easiest way to find any invoice query. We know it already exists, but have you tried using it, its so complicated it takes too long.

Could YPO be considered as a supplier for punchout?

add the ability to create forms linked to fields in the medical manager, documents & files and notes through data fields and custom data fields. Then however many links to hidden web pages can be sent to prospective parents

Please can we either have the ability to manage how the Forms look e.g. layout - the " Add New Enquiry" button (on the enquiry form) is on the far right hand side of the screen - could it be moved to the left hand side or the user has the ability ...

At present when creating a purchase REQ the attachments that someone adds are not automatically carried forward onto a PO when creating this. This causes additional workloads to ensure you have downloaded the REQ attachments and then to upload to ...

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 ...

Allow separate settings for trad and live databases

The ability to run a report to see what has been posted by an individual user. Useful to compare staff workload. Currently the only way to get something similar is to run a document enquiry for the document type but then you're limited to the last...