Ideas

At the moment, you only see document number, date and who entered invoice to the system. It would be useful to see supplier name, date posted & link to invoice copy on summary screen. Thank you

As a private school, we do not use the standard DfE SEN flag/types (i.e. E, K, N etc). We have our own types and we managed them in Pupil Registers by creating the different flag/types in Configuration > Manage Sections > SEN > Register &...

Changing an individual's permissions is very time consuming when modules are not consistently setup with their own security options menu. Please can Registration Manager/Report Printing/Tracking to name just a few allow you to add in individual us...

Could YPO be considered as a supplier for punchout?

I can check which parents have read an email I have sent, but I can't check who has read a form. I can only see when they respond.

It would be helpful if disabled accounts do not show in the profile 'count' of how many people are using that profile. We do not delete some users who have done a lot of work within iSAMS, as then you lose the audit - it simply shows Unknown. The ...

We would like to send push notifications to individual parents in the iParent app. At present the drop down gives the names of the devices registered to individuals rather than the actual name of the individual. Consequently, it is almost impossib...

The need for an audit log for control panel changes, whether it's to show that something was done by mistake or if you have multiple admins (as this is needed at times) to show who has made the change and when. It could also be useful if a malious...

Presently we can search for user accounts by first name OR surname. However if I combine first name and surname together, regardless of order (first name then surname or surname then first name), the search fails.

Every time there is an iSAMS update the default iSAMS reports are added to the Custom Reports part of Student Manager, which means that we have 30 custom reports for teachers to choose from, which is far too many AND some of the reports have criti...