Ideas

When placing an E-Procurement order with Amazon, the user is still required to select, the supplier account from the ledger. It would make sense for the default supplier account to be specified when setting up the punch out credentials so the user...

Would it be possible to somehow allow teachers to see which registers the pupils are associated with when taking a register or perhaps looking at a class list in iTeacher? Even better if these can then be clicked on to show an overview of the regi...

It would be really useful if timed out requisitions/orders could be saved as drafts. In a busy school office, there are often interruptions part way through processing a requisition and by the time the staff get back to it, it has timed out meanin...

As an Independent School we use a lot of Custom Fields, and it would be great to reach this data through the iTeacher app, when teachers are on a trip and don't have access to their laptops.

I run an Outstanding Purchase Orders by Supplier report every week to remind everyone what needs to be GRNd, and spend hours deleting unnecessary columns and manually, line by line, adding in the department/user that created each order. Would it b...

It would be good if we could automatically generate a data collection/checking sheet in bulk and email out to staff directly from within iSAMS for them to check and amend their details.

I am setting up workflows currently and receiving support from Advantage. I do not always receive the feedback link within the case resolution email. I think it would be good to have a link attached to each case logged via the Iris platform, where...

Hi, I spoke with someone at Bett about having the ability for teachers to request help from within their classroom via the teacher portal. This was apparently something that was going into development imminently. I am just making contact to see if...

When we cancel a GRN it would be useful if a link comes up to cancel the relating PORD and REQ. Currently there are 3 actions for every transaction. Very long winded.