Ideas

Id like you to make the dynamic fields a colour like they where before, so they stand out better.

The integration is not fully integrated as it is with other MIS platforms such as SIMS or Arbor. For example, we currently need to manually upload certain data fields – such as “SEN Stages” and “SEN Needs” (which are equivalent to our “SEN Flag” a...

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

When we are trying to store lines of information, we often find we can compress to 12-14 fields, but as the limit is 10, we are using the 10th as an ID so that we can then store more data on a separate record collection and link them. Having more ...

It would be really effective if existing fields could be selected for inclusion in Student Registers when creating custom registers, and fields created in Student Registers could be available to complete in other areas of the system eg the Admissi...

In the parentmail app, when we sent a message to parents they are unable to see the full subject title of the message, it is limited to only about 20 characters which means some important information can be missed off the message. Can you change t...

It would be very useful to be able to export all of our contact data into a spreadsheet format like it was possible to do on the previous version of ParentMail. It is currently extremely tedious to find out who we have in our contact lists as we d...

In a previous version of ParentMail I was able to download a list of names that a mail had gone to and export to to send to a third party

At present, the name for any register or register element is limited to 50 characters. While this is sufficient in many cases, there are scenarios where longer, more descriptive names are required to provide meaningful detail and clarity. This lim...

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...