Ideas

When doing seating plans, the room that is being used should be linked with the cover manager. This was when doing cover that room can be re-roomed. Otherwise this is double work and if you forget to add it, chaos on the day of the exam.

Any document uploaded against a candidate or by the candidate in the ATS to pull through to the Employee documents area to futher reduce workload and duplicate data entry.

Ability to create a contract of employment for a candidate matching the job role information with the information from the candidate portal. With an option to e-sign the document before converting to an employee.

A significant number of our students have Ear Defenders and a few need coloured paper / overlays (which is different from colour naming) as part of their access arrangements. While we can detail these additional needs in the Arrangement Notes free...

We use a third party provider for our Student Portal and they are unable to pull through any non timetabled external exam entries as the Batch API from ISAMS does not allow it.Could the Batch API permissions be increased to allow for the import of...

Helpful for the exam invigilators to have everything on one sheet. We currently add this my hand, which is time consuming.

In a secondary setting, the ability for students to pre-order their meals either via an app or a screen. Similar experience to McDonalds / Starbucks. This will then reduce the queues at the canteen tills.

When you go to delete an exam programme or option from the Exams Manager module, you get a pop up warning message. (Example attached.) This message appears regardless of whether the programme/option has any entries or results attached to it. In ot...

Is it possible to 'add' types of exam access arrangement. It would be really useful if the options, for example, Human Reade or Computer Reader were availble. If, as a centre, we were able to reconfigure the 'types' we could make it more centre sp...

Ability to change the layout and font alignment on seating plan report to make it easily readable for invigilators from their standing position in the exam hall.