Ideas

It would be really good to be able to export the users that are listed in IRIS Assets into a PDF or excel/csv to be able to check, monitor etc. Details would like to be seen: - Forename- Surname- Department- Email address

It would be helpful to be able to update the user email addresses in bulk. When school changes the email address suffix (everything after the @) need to update this in Assets but have to do everyone individually. It would be useful to be able to d...

It will be helpful to have the incorrect credentials pop up specify what is incorrect, if it specifically the password or the email address

The ability for the financial informaiton with in the Asset Management module of Every Compliance to sync / export to IRIS Financials in a digital way.

A more effective way to manage term time plus within Every HR. A lot of staff members work term time plus 2 extra weeks of working for example. They need to be able to record the days they are working within Every HR. Toil can act as a workaround ...

The option to copy an employee who has moved to another property within the Trust. I understand old records need to remain for Workforce census, but moving them or copying them would be helpful.

I would be useful that when staff leave and are archived that they can be automatically removed from the user groups they were allocated to.

The option to be able to view the data behind the tiles on the summary page for 'Employees records/ New employees/employees leaving/number of job roles etc. from the Trust level employees summary page.

An Every online version of requesting references for new staff as part of the onboarding process. These could be fed back to the employee with a notification once they have been completed and returned. If it could be noted on the SCR that it had b...

Unfortunately, it isn't currently possible to bulk update existing records in 'record collection' type elements in Student registers. This is a need in many cases that requires updating the existing records in there, beside adding new records. Wou...