Ideas

Show the start/end times of each period on timetables when viewed on the Parent Portal.

When in Registration Manager | School Register/Week View/Day View etc, I can click on a student's name & a box of basic information is shown (currently student details & parent contact information). Could I request two extra tabs please? -...

When creating users like Parents or Pupils, it would be great to be able to filter by Never logged in. Even better, if once filtered, you could then output as a list.

We are struggling to use the Future Absence lists at the moment as the students registered this way don't appear in the Out of School list. Personally I don't understand why they wouldn't. Surely an absence mark as a Future Absence is the same as ...

We need to be able to edit the email template that is used to send emails to parents regarding the absences or late presences of their children (based on the parent portal registration notification options). The email has the title: 'iSAMS Notific...

Create a Confirm and Check button for the email wizard - which you have to press before the mail actually sends in order to avoid sending messages prematurely by accident.

It is impossible to keep track of which profiles have had permissions attached, as they are not shown in a logical order. Listing identities alphabetically on the permissions page would help. When 'add identity' is selected, all profiles continue ...

As our school are going to activate the parent portal and open to our parents, there might be some data we have decided to be not shown to parents, for example, the description of Reward & Conduct, please take a look at the specific details in...

When exporting visit date we can only see the Category and the Date so are having to look at calendars to find out what the visit actually was

Using Curriculum Manager - it would be useful that reports produced via Pupil Profile/Assessments and Reporting display the course name rather than subject. This will enable us to see the full course and level, not just the associated subject. Whe...