Ideas

When you are on the Candidates tab in the External Exams Manager module, you can tick a box so that you can view the examination arrangements for former pupils. However, if you want to enter an arrangement for a former pupil who is now returning f...

This will save a lot of time for DSLs who have several concerns to manage and have to open them individually most days to check for an action update.

It would be really helpful for the document preview window to be available when entering debit notes as it is when entering invoices. Currently you need the document on a separate screen to have the information available to enter.

It would be useful to have the full functionality available in Exams Manager within the Internal exams manager module. There is no way to create setaing plans or seat numbers within internal exams manager so the module has limited functionality

For safeguarding and fire reasons we need to know where pupils are at all times during the school day. Pupils have various sports activities, other clubs, SEN lessons, etc. in addition to, or instead of, their regular lessons. Some of the clubs ar...

The current OOS process uses a time scale e.g. 9am to 1pm, I think it should be possible to have the choice to choose between a timescale or on a Period based scaled e.g. P1 OOS. Similar to the choice in cover manager. This will help with slight o...

When seating for internal and external exams we often have the same subject but with several components ( multiple papers) these are held of different dates and times. The students need to be seated in the same seat for all of these exams so would...

Hi iSAMS Team, good day! Can we send an email to Parents in bulk but with different attachment each?

When transactions are imported from Fee Billing into iFinance, a BI/analysis code (cost centre - dept) is attached to the debit side of the transactions that is posted to debtors control. This may be acceptable for single line invoices, but make n...

having the students forename makes it easier for invigilators to identify them. Surnames are quite long in some circumstances. A forename is easier to find when looking or calling out a seating plan.