Ideas

This morning I've been asked to run a Reward & Conduct report for a teaching set. Fortunately that particular group is a reg/form group so I could do it, but please could you add the ability to run a report for a teaching set. In this case, on...

Currently, we have set up the positive comment to be sent to the parent email address when recorded in iSAMS. This has been a great addition, however, we have noticed a massive drop in responses back from parents. Normally, teachers would email ho...

For those of us who don't use Wellbeing Manager it would be really useful if we could have workflows available in the Reward & Conduct module similar to those in Wellbeing Manager. so we could set up an alert email or something.

We would liketo be able to produce reports for past students to send of to new schools for SEN students

Dear iSAMS, On the Reward and Conduct Manager, teachers have been feedback whether the pupil name can be displayed as Preferred Forename and Surname rather than Forename and Surname when they are given a merit ticket etc. As always, pupils are kno...

The Report feature in Reward and Conduct manager is helpful for staff. The inclusion of Pastoral tutor would be very helpful since filters already exisit for Grade, Form, Subject and Houses.

It would be useful to be able to manage which pupil registers are shown in R&CM. There are some that would be irrelevant as part of the area, creating a very wide screen unnecessarily.

Hello, once a R&W is marked as resolved. Could we have a feature to allow an email notification workflow to let the relevant staff know the whole process has been completed.

It would be really useful if merit/demerit counts could be reset. Either at the end of each term/year or manually by an admin. At present if a parent checks their childs merits/demerits on the portal/app it just shows the total amount they have ev...

The ability to have absence calling as a standalone offering to Reach where a customer may not necerssarily require the functionality of the Core areas of Reach; but just the absence calling feature