Ideas

We have different levels of detention (using the detention type field), most staff will only want to put a student into the lower levels so allowing them to pick from an open list of upcoming detentions of every level makes it harder than it need ...

Can we please have an Audit Log for Discipline Manager. There is no way of telling who removed a pupil from a detention. A log of all activity would be a great help.

The ability for staff to add text with basic formatting in place such as italics or bold. Example below Pupil much enjoyed studying Orwell’s novel 'Animal Farm…'

The real issue is that there is no spell-checker function available when using the downloaded Excel spreadsheet, and when the file is then uploaded to iSams, it automatically marks all reports as complete, even if there are spelling errors in the ...

Could there be an option for reports being a voice note? We are looking for ways to make our reporting processes more efficient. This would potentially save on proof reading time and add a different kind of personal touch.

It would be nice if the latest generated reports template in Reports Wizard was a clickable link to allow re-downloading without generating a new template. Sometimes a teacher will telll me that there is an issue with their Excel template, but of ...

When staff are downloading their reports from Reports Wizard, they were wondering in the download template, if our target grades could be pulled through on the same sheet to avoid looking at multiple data sheets? Is this at all possible? Thanks

The spreadsheet that is downloaded from the Reports Wizard has password protection applied to it. When protection is applied to a spreadsheet, it is no longer possible to make use of the spell checker facility. It would be great if a workaround fo...

In discipline manager, we would like to see the option where we can add a student to more than one detention in any given week. At present, the option is only day at a time. We run certain detentions which mean a student can be attending them all ...