Ideas

Before we migrated to iSAMS hosted we were able to set individual AD permissions to SSRS folders of reports which enabled us to hide reports which pulled confidential data such as HR data from some users. Please can iSAMS consider something simila...

We would like to assign more than one staff member to take a detention

Being able to allow mulitple emails to be linked to an issues category, so when the issue is logged multiple alerts can go out.

Customer requested that it be developed whereby there is a way to bulk import documents into the Policy & Documents module in Compliance. He has many documents & policies that he needs to move across and it will take him a long time to com...

Currently the only way for a member of staff to be reminded that they are on detention supervision is to go into discipline manager and view all their detentions. It would be nice if this was displayed on their dashboard as a visual reminder. And/...

On publishing detentions as well as members of staff being notified it would be helpful if the pupil could also be selected to prompt them

Currently it is possible to create Asset Financial Categories and then to allocate them to asset types which is just what the customer (The Clare School) want. However that is where it stops. They, and I, are requesting that this needs to be taken...

At the minute we are asking teachers to specify the teacher, description, Work Set and Department when giving out detentions but the notification to Parents doesn't include this information. it would be nice if we had the ability to customise the ...

Ability to set the 'visible to employee' setting within a performance review on bulk/centrally. currently this is just actioned on an individual basis within all reviews or just by the reviewer. An option to have the 'visible to employee' tick box...

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...