Ideas

When placing an E-Procurement order with Amazon, the user is still required to select, the supplier account from the ledger. It would make sense for the default supplier account to be specified when setting up the punch out credentials so the user...

It would be very useful to be able to delete / unsend / recall individual or batch emails once they have been sent in cases where an error is made or information changes.

Currently if someone can see Pupil Profile then can see Notes & Comments. We would like to store very confidential notes about pupils in this area. Which means we would need to be able to put security settings around them. But this is currentl...

Student names are not unique. When adding house points, or other interactions with students, it should be possible to search by student iSAMS number. Currently it is impossible to automate interactions with iSAMS when iSAMS numbers are not used, a...

We were wondering whether it would be quicker if a number of orders could be entered onto a spreadsheet and then imported? It might save time, better spell checker? Bulk imports.

Sanatorium Manager had a calendar section for each pupil. This meant that visits are not just shown in a list but can be viewed as a calendar view per pupil also. This would be a good option to have in the new Medical Module.

Is it possible to set up detentions in a simular way to rewards and conduct so that there is different types of detention so that we could - for example - only publish After School detentions to the parent portal but not lunchtimes ones.

If you import a spreadsheet with a blank value for the Calendar column, the event gets imported, but is unassociated with any calendar. That means the event is not visible in the front end. The validation for the spreadsheet should include a check...

Within Calendar Manager, there is a section devoted to importing the calendar via a spreadsheet. If your spreadsheet has been successfully imported, you will get an on-screen message telling you so. However, if you go to the History section, you w...