Hi Now that many schools now have to charge VAT but can also reclaim it it would be helpful to have the ability in budget holder summaries to pick up the costs inclusive of VAT not net. We budget inclusive of VAT and from a cash flow perspective w...
If you run an update on the system communicate with schools and explain what the impact might be instead of us trying to solve an issue that has never arisen before with parents receiving messages
EveryHR - Absence Approval Email Notification and Link
When an absence is sent for approval in EveryHR. The approval group gets an email notification. When they open the email and click on the link they will immediately see "Access denied" if they are not already logged into EveryHR. We believe it wou...
Hi! We often send emails to large groups at a time and several people don't seem to receive their emails. For this reason, we like to send an accompanying text message to alert people to check their email. We would find it extremely useful if ther...
Enable multiple users to have the same authorisation limits/values.As a school we have agreed values for various seniority (these are published and agreed by our Governors) it would therefore be really nice to set multiple staff with the same limi...
If an employee doesn’t have a TLR/allowance, is it possible to change ‘Not set’ to ‘N/A’ or ’None’ when the AdditionalPayment:Title field is pulled through to a pay statement template.
If an employee doesn’t have a TLR/allowance, is it possible to change ‘Not set’ to ‘N/A’ or ’None’ when the AdditionalPayment:Title field is pulled through to a pay statement template.
When using a pay statement template in Every and pulling through fields such as Job:SalaryInfo:AnnualSalary, Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalaryAdditions and Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalary, can these be preceded by a £ sign as they are currency figures.
When using a pay statement template in Every and pulling through fields such as Job:SalaryInfo:AnnualSalary, Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalaryAdditions and Job:SalaryInfo:TotalSalary, can these be preceded by a £ sign as they are currency figures.