Ideas

When an absence is importing from Arbor, it automatically is applied to all job roles of that employee. Would like to see an option to choose which job roles are effected.

Being able to set a limit on the number of general absences requested based on the absence reason. EG - 4 dental appointments in year, 5 child care days a year. etc, with an alert once this limit is met. And perhaps automatically overriding the "P...

A customer has highlighted to me that a scenario could occur where an employee submits annual leave and could then go on annual leave before it is approved, they could then retrospectively edit or cancel it to restore the days taken. I have explai...

Would like the ability to amend the end date of shared parental leave. In some instances an employee may wish to amend their dates of leave and at present we are unable to amend those dates to reflect the changes without the Data Team having to st...

Please could we have the SEN need types added to Central as well as the overall level/provision? Our SENCOs really need to report on this additional level of detail. I'm referring to the Requirements table in the Requirements section of each pupil...

I would like to give some users the ability to create their own reports in Designer but not also to have the rights of an administrator, so not able to edit/delete someone else's report or change any other system settings. Or add/delete users etc.

In the absence section, it would be helpful to be able to toggle back to previous academic years, for the purpose of paid leave entitlement. At the moment, I can't see what a member of staff used last year and if they had any left to carry over, w...

The ability for a member of staff to cancel their own holiday request when it is still pending within the self service portal.

The absence instances report type has working time units and has job info. It looks like there is a discrepancy between the "Available Fields" section and what you can actually pull into an excel report - Can the product be changed to make those a...