Ideas

In our previous version 6 the Payments Tab within an account was HIDDEN from the majority of user groups. This meant that personal Bank information on staff expense ledgers was hidden from users. Following the upgrade to V7 the Payments tab is now...

It is necessary for Audit purposes to have a list of the items reconciled during the bank rec process as well as the items remaining after the bank rec. In Version 6, this was possible, but in Version 7 it isn't. The only way you can do it is via ...

In IRIS Financials, whenever we run an enquiry, it defaults the search to be 'Year to Date Current Period' but during the month or so after year end, it would be more useful for this to be Prior Year. There are also some of our users that would pr...

Reports on the screen need to have the header row frozen on all reports. Management accounts by cost centre does not have the header row frozen and other reports do not have this either.

I would like to use the same supplier reference for all suppliers so that they receive just one remittance advice note and all payments are applied to the same supplier reference. The school prefix has caused a problem for me with a large credit n...

It would be extremely useful to have the ability to bulk import purchase orders for all our known contracts/utility charges etc.

We would like the ability to be able to manage users ourselves for IRIS Analytics. By this I mean - setting up new users, deactivating users that have left, and resetting passwords for existing users. At the moment, these requests are handled by s...

Would it be possible for the detentions lists to link in with attendanceto show absences? As a minimum to indicate that a student was absentfrom school so could not attend - even better if there was somemechanism for moving to next available deten...

Is it possible to set up detentions in a simular way to rewards and conduct so that there is different types of detention so that we could - for example - only publish After School detentions to the parent portal but not lunchtimes ones.