Ideas

We need the ability to delete emails once they have been sent, if there is an error in them, the function to recall/delete from parents accounts area.

Currently, notifications in the Rewards and Conduct module are configured at the module-type level and apply school-wide. We would like to send notifications to the Academic House Masters/Mistresses in the Senior School, but not to the Junior Scho...

Reward & Conduct notifications emails should be sent directly from iSams and not the Parent Portal. At the moment, if parents do not have an iSams Parent Portal account, they do not receive notification emails.

Pupils name and groups to be shown instead of parent/carer name as sent parentmails

Before the upgrade we would send out lots of forms to staff in the September via ParentMail, such as Declaration of Business Interests, Safeguarding declarations. Our templates are still there but we are unable to send them to staff as that featur...

At the moment we add trips as a product but there is no option to add a question i.e what lunch would your child like, how will they be collected at the end of the day? I am having to add a product for the payment and then a survey to gather furth...

When creating a form that will be used across more than one school, Prince Regent Street Trust would find it really useful to be able to share that form with other sites instead of having to create multiple forms for each school.

We would like the default on messages to be always hide sender. Then we would like any replies to be sent to a generic school email address.

As a school we use forms all the time, however we cannot schedule them and parents complain that they missed out on opportunities because it was during their work hours (which is also our work hours) - scheduling forms would help this issue!!

The following areas require the user to tell the system who they are each time they make a submission. While on the odd occasion they might be submitting something for someone else, so the ability to change the selection should remain, the lack of...