Ideas

Allow Associated Teachers to pick up registers on their Dashboard and iTeacher App rather than only Primary Teachers.

SQA results cannot be view on Pupil Profile module, or through Pupil or Parent Portals. This is really important for staff to access in terms of tracking, and for our parents and students to have access to for applications. More work needs to be d...

It is not currently possible to send email notifications to tutors when a Note/Document has been added to a Student's record. We add notes and documents to Student Records in our Student Manager module and can see great benefit in an email alert b...

Be able to export all off games to excel so the information can be usefully sorted.

Linking the Scholarship & Exams info to Student Registers would be very helpful. This way scholars are easily identifiable to teachers via the icons available on Student Registers. It also makes it then easier to email scholars as a group via ...

Hi, we would like to be able to take a Register of our Sixth Form students when they have a free lesson, we work on lesson based registers and this would be really helpful. Thank you

The pink drop-down in Student Manager has an option to create UPNs, but when this feature is used, it does not appear in the audit trail for affected pupil records. It would be great if it did.

To be able to archive former host families for international students or former partners rather than have to delete the record entirely. There are times when the information may be useful rather than lost forever.

Following a ticket I raised concerning pupils with hidden lessons on their timetables but shown as unregistered in Day View and Week View. Info from iSAMS below - our Admin staff use Day and Week View to give quick overviews of unregistered pupils...

Would it be possible to somehow allow teachers to see which registers the pupils are associated with when taking a register or perhaps looking at a class list in iTeacher? Even better if these can then be clicked on to show an overview of the regi...