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Currently the admissions portal forms force the user to add an additional contact. We do get applicants in one-parent/guardian families who, at the application stage, only want to enter the details of that one parent/guardian. We have to advise su...

It would be great if we could export the results from the 'Locate free objects & periods' tool in the wizard bar into an Excel spreadsheet format, rather than just viewing it on the screen or in print view. Thanks!

Allow the iSAMS admin to set default start and end times for the leave request form rather then the current default of 00:00 - 23:59. It wold help so we can match it to our school day.

The ability to use the statement bank in the general comment section would be useful. For example: "I hope <<Firstname>> has enjoyed the activities this term" At the moment it would mean going into each pupil's comment individually and...

Is there a roadmap of the priorities for data integration with Central? It would be great to have a timeline to know when new features are being considered. At the recent South East Asia User Group meeting (March 2024), we heard that <30% of iS...

To be able to categorise parent contacts - Primary Contact, Secondary Contact etc,

We would like Leave Requests to be searchable by school or year group. We have Heads of Schools approve leave requests but within the system they have to look at all requests to see which are relevant for them.

Currently to produce an individual pdf file of the current report for the whole year group, we use the 'Create a Zip' option in Portal publishing. However, this option produces the individual pdfs in a folder by Form or by School id. Can we please...

It would be really helpful to be able to import data from excel directly into a gradebook. This would match on specific student information (e.g. ID) so that data is automatically matched instead of having to search down a list manually. Removes u...

Remove the wording 'Oops, something went wrong' from the Parent Portal page when the link is accessed directly. It does not appear appealing from the parents' perspective