Ideas

It would be great if , once a new staff member was added to iSAMS, an automatic welcome email could be sent

We are currently using two External Exam cycles, each associated with a different exam board: Pearson AQA We would like to have the option to merge these two cycles so that we can manage both together more efficiently — for example, when cre...

Currently the communications sent to parents via iSams appear as a long list. It would be good if there was a search function for parents so they could locate emails they've received quickly.

We would like the ability to copy report mappings too when copying a grade book. I.e. we could create templates and copy them in their entirety and just make small amendments instead of creating everything from scratch each report cycle.

This would help staff to keep track of students with low attendance percentages and can take necesssary steps to improve their attendance

At the moment, it is not possible to connect to the database from Google Looker Studio (the Google equivalent of Power BI). It means that we are tied into either purchasing Central or paying for Power BI user accounts if we want to leverage the po...

On the parent portal, we have the documents and files folder arranged alphabetically. This feature is not available on the cloud portal and causes confusion for parents. Can we have a folder arrangement option here too.

Currently, there is no method to activate or deactivate a staff member via the REST API. Adding support for this feature would be highly useful for HR and IT teams who manage staff lifecycle through automated workflows or external HR platforms. By...

When filling in a register there is the option to alert staff to missing students. However there is currently no way to Un-Alert staff if the student is found. This would best placed on registration but could have other uses elsewhere. Exmaple: Te...

In the Parent Portal, teacher names were displayed as School Salutation (Mr Happy) whereas Cloud Portal is displaying the teacher's Full Name (Stephen Archibald Happy). We do not want parents to see teachers' full names, we want to have the abilit...