Ideas

To be able to run a report on a parent to see what messages they have opened and what they haven't as currently we can only do it by individual message or see the last 3 messages sent to them.

We have a separate front end where parents are able to update their contact and custom information. It would be great to be able to update this information via the API. We currently update this information using direct SQL queries.

Currently the admissions portal forms force the user to add an additional contact. We do get applicants in one-parent/guardian families who, at the application stage, only want to enter the details of that one parent/guardian. We have to advise su...

This would be useful when you need to add the same information to multiple applicants/pupils.

Sometimes parents email and we do not know who they are when they don't reference student names

Current school and previous school are not searchable data fields in Query Builder. It would be useful to be able to search using these fields (for example when tidying up duplicate schools, or finding a group of students).

Is it possible to have a widget available for the dashboard that includes data from applicants that are in the system based on their application status. Similar to the School Statistics and report widget. So a break down of Year applied for and a ...

I want to give users read only access to the Admissions Visits in the Marketing tab so that they can view the open morning attendance lists. If I give read only, this area is not visible so the only option is read/write access which I don't want t...

Please see support ticket 712917. Our Admissions Team have been tyring to use the Query Builder more, but are getting frustrated by the "Execute and Save Search" button being greyed out. The iSAMS support team have advised the functionality was re...

We enabled the one-way sync from iSams to ManageBac approximately a year ago and the sync of students works perfectly. Although, it would be great to be able to sync the educational part as well. In the beginning of the school year, my colleague w...