Ideas

It would be helpful to allow groupings in custom reports for any of the modules that offer reports. If one could group reports i.e. have 'heading' that a few reports could sit under and another 'heading' that another few reports could sit under wo...

The ability for an employee to create their objectives, for a line manager to then review and agree. Compared to the existing process where an objetive is created and assigned to the employee.

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 publishing detention details to parents via the portal web and apps, it would be really useful if we can have finer control as to what details are displayed. We are not sure we would want the descriptions of the detentions shown to parents, a...

To ensure that the assets of pupils and staff members are managed efficiently and that the necessary actions are taken care of by the IT department, we are seeking a connector between IRIS Assets and iSAMS. This integration will facilitate smooth ...

It would be useful to add a filter for House in the Discipline Manager - Reports

This is mainly for backend management and will be useful to the IT team for each school. If a data is incorrect and several teachers have downloaded that data while it was incorrect, there is currently no way to point who has the wrong data and in...

A button to sort the list of classrooms alphabetically to save time to make list more presentable and efficient to use.

We can have different categories for allocating Merits (Attendance, behavior, uniform, etc) which help with analyzing merits issued. It would be useful if we can have this functionality in when entering pupils in detention.

Where fields like work set, location, and offence code are already included in detention confirmation emails, it would be extremely useful if the detention name or type could be included in this email. Where detentions can vary in severity or cont...