Ideas

Pupils name and groups to be shown instead of parent/carer name as sent parentmails

Before the upgrade we would send out lots of forms to staff in the September via ParentMail, such as Declaration of Business Interests, Safeguarding declarations. Our templates are still there but we are unable to send them to staff as that featur...

We would like the default on messages to be always hide sender. Then we would like any replies to be sent to a generic school email address.

Let users first select the location to filter the supplier list when raising req/po etc. Relevant for users who have access to multiple locations, mainly Central teams. Makes it easier to find a location supplier, rather than scrolling through 20+...

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

We would like to use the Every HR platform to manage the recruitment process online from beginning to end, including allowing leadership/other staff to access a restricted view of the vacancies they are on the panel for, to help with shortlisting ...

Currently if a question has been answered by a candidate, it’s not possible to edit any features of the question (text, question type, multiple-choice answers, sensitivity, mandatory, or killer responses). Also, if a form has been used on a vacanc...

In the previous version of ParentMail, when parents notified school of an absence, the absence report showed the child's class which was incredibly useful when you have 420 pupils. The new version no longer shows the pupils registration group whic...

Following the upgrade, only 18 months worth of sent messages are able to view. In our school we find it useful to look back and copy communications sent to parents for previous message wording and pattern of events. It would be helpful for us to s...

For some questions we only want to insist on a response if the answer to the previous question requires it. For example, “Do you have any criminal convictions?” If “yes”, we want to force a response to a follow-up question asking for more details....