Ideas

Currently, school email address field is not available for applicants. It would be beneficial if this field were accessible, allowing the school email address to automatically transfer once an applicant becomes a current student.

This would be useful when you need to add the same information to multiple applicants/pupils.

When I create the form fields in an Enquiry or Registration Form in the Admissions>Portal screen, I am able to order both the Subgroups and the fields so they appear how I want them in the form on the Admissions Cloud portal.The order, however,...

To be able to see an audit log of which user has deleted things out of modules. E.g. Which user deleted the event / visit in Admissions Module.

Please consider adding an additional search option for 'Offer Type' in the Custom Search tab of the Admissions module, probably under Miscellaneous Search Options. At the moment we have to use Query Builder every time, but it would be far more hel...

A secure area in an employee record, accessible by permissions only to record safe guarding concerns, informal chats with that member of staff. With escalation options if necessary.

The 'registered date' field currently needs to be populated manually ., however, as parents are completing an online iSAMS form which autopopulates their childs record, and is timestamped for the date that his submit, please can you develop this f...

Parents email options is set to be all_merges at the applicants level, if we can have a default set that we can apply from our side such as the Students Manager available option for current students? We can do that in the Student manager --> Ma...

When exporting visit date we can only see the Category and the Date so are having to look at calendars to find out what the visit actually was

Currently if an employee has a planned absence at any point in the future, you cannot add sickness with an open ended date, meaning its impossible to accurately monitor sickness when almost 50% of staff have planned absences at some point in the f...