Ideas

Can data from 3rd Parties be included with the iSAMS data e.g. SOCS, Evolve. Could this also include our own data e.g. CEM data (MidYIS/ALIS), other predictions

It will be very useful to be able to upload documents to a pupil's record in the fee billing module. For example, we have Direct debit mandates or parent's communications with account's information that we would like to upload in this module which...

I would like to give some users the ability to create their own reports in Designer but not also to have the rights of an administrator, so not able to edit/delete someone else's report or change any other system settings. Or add/delete users etc.

Many of our pupils have more than one bursary or scholarship type and as these are input via percentages, it would be useful to disable negative balances in the fees total to prevent any errors being made by over crediting.

An improvement I feel would save time and benefit all billing clerks would be where we do not have to regenerate all invoices withdrawn from the portal before publishing again, for example sibling invoices where no amendments have been made but ne...

Currently opening balances are fetched from iFinance at the Document Preview stage (and then hardcoded to the final bill). If there is a delay (ie.for bill checking) between the Document Preview stage and actually issuing bills a few days later an...

I requested this nearly a year ago but please can we get a link between payments and forms? eg selling tickets to a PTA disco automatically sends them to the form for dietary and contact info for that event. The admin and time spent contacting par...

We have occasions where we retain a deposit rather than return it but there is no way of recording this in Fee Billing. It would be good to have a tick box to say "Retained" so that it can't subsequently be returned in error and it isn't included ...

It is very easy to mis-name a batch when in production & it would be extremely useful to be able to re-name batches so that they are easier to identify or correctly identify a batch for future reference.