Ideas

The previous layout for the invigilator printout was horizontal with any access arrangements showing alongside each candidate. Now,it has changed, i don't know for what reason or benefit and it lists the arrangements vertically below each candidat...

Could users (both teachers and parents) be given the option to test out their camera and speaker prior to the parents evening session starting? Other systems do this and it would stop time being wasted within the appointment due to a user not havi...

It would be useful if seating plans - in addition to stating when a candidate has, e.g., 25% extra time or a Word Processor - could show when a candidate has additional EAA notes, so that invigilators know that they need to check what these are. I...

The CIE awarding body have supplied component results in spreadsheet form for the June 2025 exams. It would be useful if we could import these into isams so that we can include them in the results information we provide to pupils and staff.

We are a small school with small rooms. We also have a lot of students with Access Arrangements. As a result, we often have up to 5 different rooms with candidates for one examination.Because it is only possible to print out the desk labels per ex...

When the new access arrangements overview are viewed in Student Manager there are 5 blank columns before the actual category column and the NOTES for the category are not shown. What kind of overview is this? Please let us turn off blank/empty col...

We have IB exams (not basedata so custom cycle, according to training) and iGCSE exams. They are different cycles but the dates overlap so seating plans/rooming need to conincide - please enable these to be work together so that seating plans, inv...

So we can tally them with our school MIS . Thank you

We've been testing the new app on an iPad with an item that had multiple options and parents could pick more than one. Picking the item was not a problem. However, if I'd wanted options a and c from the list it is little cumbersome as when I added...

The majority of our exams happen in a single hall. It would save the Exams manager lots of time, and she would be eternally grateful, if multiple exams could be selected and allocated to a single location. The SEN manager would then be eternally g...