Ideas

We use Student Registers to record receipt of various consent forms. Once a form has been received, the student is marked as On Register. I can search in Student Registers for those whose forms are still outstanding by clicking on Unassociated. Bu...

We are a new school to iSAMS and have noticed that there are some basic data security options that are missing. Examples:Student registers for SEN - The document store requires a user to download a copy of the document to read it - this means ther...

RE: Student Registers Pupil Registers Search function is very useful, however it is limiting, for example please could you add and search function of AND and OR. Currently it is just "AND" which means when search, for example scholars who have an ...

Biostore registration currently does not writeback into Arbor (as it used to do with SIMS). This makes the registration module of limited use as data then has to manually transferred into the MIS which is a massively time consuming task.

e.g EAL support group coming out of a timetabled lesson or a teacher taking a register for a club or sports fixture.

Enable an email reminder scheduled on the date of an issue "Due date"

We LOVE the use of integrated flags/icons and the pop-out Summary View for Student Registers. However, the pop-out Summary View is only available if the staff member has Read access to the Student Registers module (and that specific register withi...

Being able to allow mulitple emails to be linked to an issues category, so when the issue is logged multiple alerts can go out.

We are now expanding the core IRIS products into the international school base. It would be ideal to have a currency setting to change the default £ values on areas like assets, compliance costs, issues costs etc etc. The workaround at the moment ...

We use ISAMS and SOCS in conjunction. We are looking at ways in which extra-curricular and sports teams teachers can access both medical and AEN data. Medical information is available on SOCS teamsheets with a clickable button highlighting the iss...