Ideas

I would like our Purchase Ledger Administrator to be able to amend supplier bank details without the rest of the Admin functionality that comes with that. Is that possible?

When deleting an exam cycle, you must first delete all the seating plans associated with that exam cycle. Sometimes there are over 100 seating plans which currently need to be deleted individually. Please can I suggest there is a bulk delete optio...

Due to the sensitivity of the records in Well-being Manager, the visibility group is limited. Hence, authors of the concern do not automatically get visibility to the concern created. However, it would be efficient if once they are assigned to an ...

ability to add register to the wizard bar

We would love to use iSAMS forms on our main school website to track registrations for Admissions events like Open Days, but we can't use Google Tags with them, so they're incompatible with our digital advertising campaigns. As a result we have to...

It would be helpful to add a tracking/reporting filter within Gradebooks to be able to search by individual student to find all their marks/grades included in various gradebooks (perhaps further filtering by gradebook tags).

The Permissions module is a concern. It is cumbersome, unintuitive, and incomplete. Many permissions are hidden within individual modules rather than being centrally managed, making it extremely difficult to maintain a coherent and consistent perm...

An increase to the character limit in the Gradebook. Our tutors need to record detailed narrative comments, but the current text limit in the Gradebook cells prevents them from entering longer feedback.

In some large schools with multiple divisions, it is the academic secretary who authorises absence. In the Leave Request settings, you can only add form tutor, pastoral tutor etc. the ability to forward all leave requests to a member of the admin ...

It would be useful to be able to manage which pupil registers are shown in R&CM. There are some that would be irrelevant as part of the area, creating a very wide screen unnecessarily.