It would be helpful if teachers could specify who they are sharing comments with (e.g. other teachers in their year group/department), or alternatively, if shared statements could be filtered by subject and year group.

When setting up report templates, you can mark comments as private. That flag can then be used in SSRS reports to hide the comment. (Where reports are published directly on the Portals/Apps, I believe this field is obeyed as well.) It would be gre...

We write ad hoc short term stay reports for a small group of students across multiple year groups who are leaving at the end of each term. Currently to set a report cycle for this, to avoid confusion for staff, I have to choose which students to e...

In Reports Manager, when setting up reporting "Templates", we would like the ability to add a mouseover text as well as the Grading Name on the "Grading" tab, so that when teachers are using either Online Assessment System or Reports Wizard, we ca...

We need to be able to create labels with the Address Label Wizard that have the Future Form on them.

It is currently not possible to see which template a column has been mapped to on the front end once the mapping has been added as it only shows the element name. It would be useful to be able to see the template too.

Apparently the Missing Reports tool is not set up to work with Assessment cycles, only with Report cycles. It would be really useful to be able to see which assessments are missing.

I have a query from the Admissions team of our school regarding the possibility of showing the date of latest communication and display of Enquiry Date by parents. The Admissions team need to see the last date on which any communication mail sent ...

Currently only staff of teaching groups that a student is explicitly added to are notified. If classes are linked, the teachers of linked classes are not informed.

We have house competitions, where the winning house gets e.g. 100 points, second gets 75 etc. We would like a way to add these into Rewards & Conduct without having them attached to an individual pupil.