Ideas

Hi iSAMS Team, I would like to share some feedback on the Leave Request feature based on school operational use. It would be very helpful to be able to see who approved a leave request and the date and time of approval for audit, safeguarding, and...

Feedback from Roadshow - The 'Do you want to see allocated items' screen is not needed/used and provides an additional step in the process

When a teacher has a regular weekly duty, the only way to add it to their TT is by adding it under 'manage availability schedule'. This is fine, until that teacher is absent and then it does not flag up as needing cover, as ISAMS does not recognis...

Hi, I’ve noticed that in some applications, when you press “Save” or similar actions, the “Yes/No” buttons are highlighted in red. While this works, I was wondering if it might be more intuitive to use green for “Yes” and red for “No,” similar to ...

Currently, if a pupil is going to change class from a particular date in the future, you can't make this change in advance and set it to change from a specific date. For example, a pupil is moving up from "Maths Set 2" to "Maths Set 1" from the fi...

It would be useful to have a column with the child's preferred name in the reports download spreadsheet

Instead of having to select each individual invoice to resend for approval a button that allows to resubmit all outstanding invoices awaiting approval to be submitted again.

Currently, notifications in the Rewards and Conduct module are configured at the module-type level and apply school-wide. We would like to send notifications to the Academic House Masters/Mistresses in the Senior School, but not to the Junior Scho...

We set up a “Form Tutor” and an “Assist Form Tutor” in School Manager. Both will complete registration, but currently reminder emails are only sent to the Form Tutor. I want reminder emails to also be sent to the Assist Form Tutor.

The user experience is very clunky and not efficient. It take numerous clicks to get to information. The modular nature means the ecosystem is not one but many. It is as if modules have been designed in complete isolation to one another and withou...