Hi, I’d like to share an idea regarding the comment section in our report template. Would it be possible to set a limit on the number of words or characters that teachers can enter? This way, the comments will stay concise and aligned with what we...

The school has enabled two-way email communication. Emails from iSAMs won't open on mobile devices (iPhone/Android). Currently, iSAMs emails are configured for use with desktop and do not render correctly on mobiles. It would need the ability to o...

Whilst the idea of emailing home when a student visits our infirmary or is given medicine is useful - we won't be using it because we can't disable messages home if the studen is older. For older pupils, we feel that the notifications could breach...

The current Password Policy set up is globally set, which means it effects both staff users and Parent Portal users. However, due to the portal app not having password reset options, every 60 days per our policy, I am resetting this passwords for ...

As our school requirements, we have to include Set, form and year within a registration rule for lesson registers. When doing so, the positions of the set, form and year boxes in the School Register filter screen are hard coded and cannot move to ...

This feature is being added for students however it would be useful for staff to also have a preferred surname field, as some staff are not legally married but in partnerships and wish to express this.

In Timetable Manager > Manage Lesson Schedule it is possible to assign a member of staff to a lesson despite them not being set as a member of staff for the associated subject. This can lead to issues completing reports later on. When adding or...

A widget on the dashboard to remind staff of their outstanding reports / dates to submit by.

When you add a single lesson to an existing set timetable, the set name and teacher default into the Teaching set tab of the window. However when you use the Group add feature to add several lessons (for the same set) the info doesn't default in. ...

Pupils may board in one year but not the next or there may be a major restructure of the house system, as in our case. It would be useful if we could select 'next year's house' as blank to remove them from the boarding house type.