Ideas

Continuing the requests for Access Arrangements for specific subjects - It would be useful if there was a drop down of the components. Even better if that drop down was candidate specific.

Is it possible to add more “Batch Edit” columns are possible (as many as allowed Pls). Currently only 3 is available.

Would it be possible to have another layer of school infrastructure to allow of more than one school in iSAMS e.g. School layer (which then allows branding and personalisation of things like comms for the school), then a Division layer so that you...

Can you make the "Pupil Home Email Address" field available in the API so the data from Applicaa Admissions+ can be directly imported into it? Current process is it has to be imported into iSAMS Custom Field, exported into a spreadsheet and sen...

Can you please allow us to Batch Edit the "Pupil Home Email Address" field? It is the only field missing from the Batch Edit dropdown list. Can you make the field available in the API as well so the data from Applicaa Admissions+ can be directly i...

When importing a CTF we have the option to update or not update the basic pupils of a pupil. We need the facility to decide which files are updated. We frequently receive the CTF after the pupil has arrived in school and there is already a basic r...

Would be great to be able to exclude contacts of current pupils when emailing applicants contacts through the email wizard. At the moment when sending the same communication to current parents and applicants, if a parent is in both categories they...

Combine separate Contacts when imported through Admissions +, adding both separate father and mother contacts as well as a combined 'parents' or 'household' contact to the student's records. Thereby indicating which parent is paying the fees for f...

We would like to move the Daily Bulletin to the top, as we plan to add important notices for each year group there.

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts