Ideas

Customer Feedback - We are expected by Ofsted to completely delete details from the Single Central Record when they stop working at the School. When we end-date them, they remain in the previous section below, so are not deleted. To delete we have...

This would be helpful for safeguarding reasons. Some parents may not be allowed contact with their child but, via the public calendar, could find out if their child will be on a trip outside of school. Also, general members of the public can view ...

When we issue a Learning Notification (Demerit) we'd like to be able to link a detention if necessary directly in the same window without having to do this as a separate task. Currently this is very time consuming for teachers and impacts behaviou...

It would be really helpful to parents and carers to have the facility to add re-occurring appointments onto the school spider system. At our school all of our pupils have behavioural or SEN Needs and therefore have a lot of therapy appointments an...

The ability to clone a product would be really useful and save a lot of time.

The ability to forward on a survey rather than ask them to scroll back and search. The copy is great but I want the information in the same data collection. Thanks

The absence instances report type has working time units and has job info. It looks like there is a discrepancy between the "Available Fields" section and what you can actually pull into an excel report - Can the product be changed to make those a...

As with the payroll approval tab, it would be really helpful to have an “Expenses Approved” button. This would avoid the need, when an ad hoc download is required, to change the date in the settings and then remember to revert it back to the origi...

Within an additional payment, at the bottom of the window you can see the hourly rate being calculated. The formula is designed to calculate the hourly amount of the addition, not the FTE value. The FTE value formula is separate from the formula c...

Creates an added layer of security to prevent photos of children being saved for nefarious purposes.