Ideas

Absences added through Wonde trigger notifications in the same way that absences added directly into EveryHR do. If staff were to add absences directly into Every at the moment it doesn't feed back to the MIS, so they add to the MIS so it feeds in...

To maintain the integrity of trust-based governance structures within MATs, I recommend removing the ability for school-level administrators to archive MAT Admins within the Every platform. Rationale: Governance Hierarchy: MAT Admins typically h...

Request for automatic email notifications to be sent to a staff member’s line manager when a leave of absence is approved. This ensures awareness for operational planning and cover arrangements. This would be useful if line managers are not a part...

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...

It would be helpful to be able to define different measures for different types of leave per job, for example, unpaid leave to be measured by the hour, but sickness to be measured by the day.

It would be really helpful when viewing absence instances in the absence management module if it showed whether the absence was paid or unpaid. Currently, we run two reports: the absence instances and then the paid and unpaid report and have to am...

Enable an email reminder scheduled on the date of an issue "Due date"

The ability to set a parameter for when these tasks are triggered e.g. only require a self certification if they have been off sick for 3 days only require a return to work form if they have been off sick for 5 days

Have a link to HR that can work out shift patterns and allocate the correct person to an activity by whether that person is on shift that day/time. The customer would like it so that the activity gets allocated to a person currently and if that pe...

A trigger that includes instances of general absences