Ideas

For each check the same person can click that a check is 'required' and enters the details. If it is not checked the red/green indicator will stay green. This is prone to errors / potentially to abuse - showing the SCR as up to date when there are...

Each overseas check (criminal records, professional letters and additional overseas checks) include a 'employee has worked overseas' checkbox. It would be helpful to have this separate and all to default to 'not required' if it is not checked.

Currently, if nobody has a check it does not appear as a column on the report. We need all checks to be in the report, so that it shows we have considered whether each check is needed.

The current report is really long and complex and difficult to check. It would help to have a summary report option which includes only Employee Name, Job Title, Employment Start Date plus 3 columns per check: Required Date check completed Checked by

Please make staff photos available from EveryHR into Iris Central. This would allow drill down reports to show photos, or the creation of staff photo reports (which is also not currently possible in Every HR)

Please could we have data from all the integrated registers available in Central? We have FSM, LAC, PP, SC, SEN. We really need the EAL register added, but including the rest as well would seem like good future-proofing!

Is there a roadmap of the priorities for data integration with Central? It would be great to have a timeline to know when new features are being considered. At the recent South East Asia User Group meeting (March 2024), we heard that <30% of iS...

In Designer it is possible to select different high contrast colour schemes would it be possible to create our own colour scheme to match of school branding.

We are a large group of schools that operate different brands and regions. Would be good to be able to filter schools into groups or regions in Central

When reviewing the medication data, it is crucial to be able to see who has added the record to the database (and therefore who gave the medication). Without this the data is incomplete and does not allow proper analysis or auditing.