Ideas

In V7 it is not possible to view attachments within a payment run, you need to view the attachment separately, such as from a document enquiry. Being able to view them or link through to them from the Payment Run selection would save a lot of back...

The description field is not long enough - even if you press F8 for more detail to be added, this is applied to the whole document, not individual lines, and for sales invoices cannot be seen by the customer

Our list of pupil contact types includes things like family friend, housekeeper and trust. These are not appropriate to have shown in the list of values for relationship to child when someone is completing a registration. Ideally we would have a d...

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.

It would be very useful to have the ability to add returns or blank rows (i.e. paragraphs) into the Field description (as well as that description appearing above the field value) so that what you enter when setting up the field is what is display...

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

A feature of being able to identify who has performed a reconciliation on the bank would be useful. Similarly, would be useful to see who has performed an allocation at the account level.

It would be beneficial to be able to see / print Supplier bank details during the payment run process before approval. This would allow the details to be cross checked as another level of security and without having to go into every account separa...

We should be notified when a parent completes the "Request a Callback" form rather than having to check iSAMS several times a day to see if anyone has used the function.

I am undergoing a purchase ledger tidy up, after 14 years of adding accounts, I need to rationalise and combine accounts to become PRF suppliers, however, this is creating a lot of closed accounts, is it possible to create an archive of these acco...