We are constantly sending emails to multiple parents that require different information for a particular student. Doing a mail merge in Outlook is time-consuming because we first have to gather the data from iSAMS, transfer it to Excel, and then u...

Could detention notifications be sent to students via Teams as so few use their email now as a means of communication

When the tracking columns get further across the screen and you right click on a column to edit/delete etc, the window with this option cannot be seen. It is there but stuck right at the beginning of the columns so you have to scroll back to the f...

Hi iSAMS Team, good day! Can we send an email to Parents in bulk but with different attachment each?

When transactions are imported from Fee Billing into iFinance, a BI/analysis code (cost centre - dept) is attached to the debit side of the transactions that is posted to debtors control. This may be acceptable for single line invoices, but make n...

At the moment we are using the file repository function in student registers to keep track of documents like IEPs. It would be better if these IEPs could be linked directly so that staff can access them through a hyperlink and up to date informati...

At present it is only possible to have a proofreader for the written reports, but it will be handy to have a similar setup for the assessment section, so that Head of Subject and ideally, Head of Department can have an overview of the grades/resul...

Currently all pending leaves appears with Parent name on registration manager- >leave request -> pending leave request. It's get difficult for Teachers to open each of them and look for student name there. Please help?

It is necessary to have contact details on Aged debtors report, pupils year group, status current/leaver and notes.

We would like to be able to issue invoices through our parent portal (we use My School Portal). We generate our invoices in SAGE and had enquired as to whether there was a way the invoices could be imported into iSams from SAGE, so they could then...