To personalize an email, a particular individual field i.e. name may be wanted to be included into the subject name. Unfortunately fields in the subject are currently not supported.

Parents typically use the Portal when using their mobile phone. Uploading bills to the parent portal is completely ineffective if not viewable on a mobile phone.

Parent Evening Booking is useful tool for PTC management and having it integrated within ISAMs will be great advantage for schools and make ISAMs a better product compared to other MIS systems which are offering this as a package. Its a shame that...

We would like to send push notifications to individual parents in the iParent app. At present the drop down gives the names of the devices registered to individuals rather than the actual name of the individual. Consequently, it is almost impossib...

The need for an audit log for control panel changes, whether it's to show that something was done by mistake or if you have multiple admins (as this is needed at times) to show who has made the change and when. It could also be useful if a malious...

Sometimes a member of staff will put a pupil in detention for a matter that relates to that pupil's SEND profile. Depending upon the circumstances, this may or may not be appropriate. If staff could view the SEND profile of the pupil when adding t...

Both primary contact username and secondary contact username can be selected from the export wizard. However neither fields are seemingly available from the Pupil Manager Custom Search Query Builder and Email Wizard. Unless I'm missing a configura...

In the new Cloud Parent Portal on My Account > Communication History > SMS History, the SMS are currently ordered with the oldest at the top. This means that a parent has to scroll a long way down to see their newest SMS messages - especiall...

As per the rollout of preferred names within your iSAMS modules, please could this also be added to your mobile APP roadmap development.

Although we are a girls’ school, we have a number of pupils here who identify as male or gender neutral. As a result, we are increasingly being asked to use preferred gender pronouns rather than she, her and hers. At present there is a field for ‘...