Ideas

Being able to set a limit on the number of general absences requested based on the absence reason. EG - 4 dental appointments in year, 5 child care days a year. etc, with an alert once this limit is met. And perhaps automatically overriding the "P...

Customer is integrated with Dataplan and has set up cost centres and nominals as custom fields which pull from the financial codes section within Admin - Main Settings. We need to be able to report on these fields. There is no way from Every to ru...

In the absence section, it would be helpful to be able to toggle back to previous academic years, for the purpose of paid leave entitlement. At the moment, I can't see what a member of staff used last year and if they had any left to carry over, w...

Would be very helpful to be able to see if a certificate has been attached against staff members name on the completed training tab.

The ability for a member of staff to cancel their own holiday request when it is still pending within the self service portal.

The option to run a report from the Case Management to be able to filter how many cases and by type and or a summary page of data showing case numbers/type/open/closed etc.

Showing the full question on the exported application forms for internal review makes scanning the form for key questions slower. If we could show a shortened version (as the question doesn’t need to be explained to HR/other staff, only the candid...

It would be so much easier to have the system set up where you had one page for each user that you could add courses to and change anything to do with start dates etc , also take reports from without having a seperate page for every action. For ex...

The approval process for Teaching, Non-Teaching and Prep School general absences differs so we have had to triplicate the reasons. Because the list is not alphabetically sorted (I'm pretty sure they used to be), staff have to trawl through a list ...

It was raised to me that people may have a preferred name for quite sensitive reasons, for example someone who is none binary might feel their name reflects to heavily on their gender assigned at birth so identifies with a more gender neutral name...