It would be useful, for proof reading, for us to be able to see all reports written within a particular cycle, for all their classes, by teacher (author). This way we can just print off all the files quickly and pass these back to staff. We are aw...

We would like to request that the ability to cap the number of students in a Detention session is introduced. Most of our detentions happen with one member of staff assigned to supervise the session, and this would enable us to set a limit to allo...

To be able to change the defaults to our personal preferences would be great. To be able to pull Allergy and food preferences on a set report would speed things up for trips and visits

When adding a staff meeting or tutorial in Timetable Manager, this has to be done one period at a time, which is very inefficient. You should be able to select multiple periods at once across all weeks of the timetable cycle for any common meeting...

In the Pupils Notes Report window, please add an option for 'Select All' under Note Type. It's a long list of the different types and such trouble to tick them one by one. Thank you.

It would be very useful to be able to set a default Severity Level, in the same way that a default "Concern Status" is set.

Will it possible to search by student and edit an entire report for one student as well? This approach will be helpful for reviewing comprehensive lists for certain students, rather than addressing by each teacher's set.

When we have new pupils starting we have a collection of electronic forms needing to be submitted by the parents. A couple of which are medical in confidence when completed. it would be great to be able to select a security group for accessing the...

Where a school has multiple divisions, and different set times for each division, iSAMS defaults to 'All Divisions'. Every registration period is visible even if not relevant to that year group. As each year group is associated with a particular d...

Manage Detentions > 'Move to' There is an issues when detentions overlap the term dates. This means when a student misses a detention on the last day of one term and you try to ‘move to’ a new date in the next term, you cannot. The ‘move to’ dr...