Ideas

Currently, the ability to set up Houses in iSAMS creates great anticipation, but the system doesn't fully support it. To see house point totals, staff must manually export Rewards & Conduct data into a spreadsheet every time. Additionally, you...

Link them so any sanction given linked to a detention automatically triggers a detention rather than manually needing to add

Timetable Manager > Timetable Issues & Warnings > Orphaned Teaching Groups Can we please have the ability to bulk delete the Orphaned Teaching Groups. Thank you

Hi, A lot of schools are migrating from platforms like Engage. So their old reports and documents are being uploaded to the student manager. But unfortunately, this reports are not available in the parent portal when parents they need to check the...

It would be useful to be able to preview admissions forms for testing/checking without having to complete fields..

It would be great if we could simply clone a timetable from an exsiting one for a new student, rather than having to add the new student to each set. This will be a massive timesaver for short stay students and in year transfers.

When using the Export & Print Timetables function and exporting to a single PDF file, there is currently no indication that the Export is 'in progress': the "Export Timetables" button remains active (and if you click it again the first export ...

This is another request to make the API functionality consistent between Current, Applicant and Alumni students. The Document endpoint, which allows documents to be uploaded via POST, is available for Current and Applicant but NOT ALUMNI. Document...

Parents are unable to easily view the emails sent via email wizard on the parent portal. the history is also found under my account, which would make sense to have it under the communications tab. It would be helpful to have the Email Wizard messa...

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...