Ideas

Pensions Team do not get sufficiently notified of the reasons for "end dates" and an end date within payroll. For example, a change of site within a MAT, may not be a change to contract, just working site. This results in an end date on EveryHR fo...

Customers using the payroll module within EveryHR can presently only see the current pay period timelines. Being able to see more than the current month's timetable, will add value to the customer experience and supporting planning of resource wit...

Currently there is no way for customers to delete performance reviews or performance records. This results in tickets having to be logged every time something is allocated in error

Return to Work forms and notification emails to be generated on the last day of the absence not the first. Schools are reporting that forms are being forgotten if an employee is off sick for a longer period of time. Generating the RtoW forms and n...

it would be useful for expired courses i.e. KCSIE 2024 could be deleted from the central course library, regardless of staff completing the course.

Within Case Management it would be useful if any severe cases which have led to suspension would be appended to the Employee Record following an outcome - this would flag to HR teams but not be visible for the end user to see Secondly, when adding...

Customers want to report on all different types of data for various reasons, but not all data fields are available in the report builder or in the pre built reports. Giving them the option to choose any field that they have populated with data and...

When an absence is importing from Arbor, it automatically is applied to all job roles of that employee. Would like to see an option to choose which job roles are effected.

A drop down to be able to make an employee's objective visable to another manager of choice so that they can add details around monitoring as well.

It would be helpful if we could add custom icons or images to our lists within ISAMS. For example, I maintain a list of students who must not be photographed, and it would be ideal to visually flag this with an icon—such as a camera with a cross o...