Ideas

Currently, it is not possible to search for students with a null value for Medical Flags in the Medical Centre module. While you can batch edit in Student Manager to set all null entries to 'No' for the Medical Flag, it would be very helpful if th...

iSAMS recently made a change to limit the default search results so that it did not always display "P/S - ALL", which we find the most frustrating change. We appreciate that we can change this as we need it, but it doesn't store that as a preferen...

To have a way to bulk delete custom groups from the expired and deleted shared folder in custom group manager

When a parent changes eg photo consent Y/N directly from the parent portal there should be an alert email to school to notify a change has occurred. at present the change goes directly to Data Protection module but school will never know. A studen...

Would be useful to all who have access. Personally I would like to be able to check records for certain or missing information.

We do not want to remove the historical Detentions or Rewards & Conduct from the pupil's record but we would like to be able to restrict them on the Parent Portal so parents only see Detentions or Rewards & Conduct from the current academi...

Currently the communications sent to parents via iSams appear as a long list. It would be good if there was a search function for parents so they could locate emails they've received quickly.

In the Batch/Group Edit functions in Student/Pupil Manager, there are a very long list of fields to scroll up/down to look for the correct one. It will be very helpful if a search tool is available. When typing in a keyword, only the fields match ...

Description: We would like to request an enhancement to the Fire Register feature in iSAMS, specifically, the ability to sort the list of student names alphabetically by First Name instead of only by Surname. Currently, the Fire Register automatic...

This would help staff to keep track of students with low attendance percentages and can take necesssary steps to improve their attendance