Currently, when downloading the exam timetable from Exam Manager, the downloading file name convention includes the brackets "[DD MMM YYYY] File Name". This seems to cause an issue when opens from Microsoft 365 as the bracket is the special charac...

We have gender neutral pupils. The pupil and their family will not want to see them as a boy/girl or colour coded.

We would like to have the option to set up customisable automations where certain staff (e.g. Attendance Officer, Head of Year etc) will be sent an automated email where there are discrepancies between periods so it can be looked into. For example...

Ability for Wizard bar (Add a detention) to be available without read or write properties for the module. For the safeguarding for information - only to allow teaching staff to add detentions via the wizard bar and then not access the Detention An...

I would like the ability to turn off the "Email Batch Report" messages which get sent to staff following an email going through Email Wizard. I do not think it is good practice for staff to have emails containing lists of parent email addresses in...

We want to rearrange some of our custom fields moving them from section to section but according to iSAMS Support it is not possible to do that. Please can this functionality be added to the system.

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...

When a medical flag is ticked and notes added, teachers and other staff do not get alerted - this means they remain unaware unless a separate communication is sent to them. Having an alert that can be set for key staff e.g. tutor, Housemaster, DSL...

Would it be possible to make entering data easier in Student Registers, similar to concern record. Where a shortcut wizard bar could be added. But even better when publishing a register icon in registration manager or student manager, allowing dat...

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 ‘...