IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

When coming up to a detention can a reminder email be sent to the teacher (maybe also the pupil). E.G. Detention is at 4pm, email is sent at 3pm to teacher (maybe also pupil) about the detention.

It would be really helpful if parents can update their own contact details directly on their parent portal, which will then sync with the student manager module, rather than filling out a form which then we have to manually update their record in ...

You can only see the body of the message sent and the attachment and can't download the email to be able to send it onto the debtor via another email chain

Currently managing availability is on a per teacher/per pupil/per room basis from my understanding. I would benefit from some bulk/group managing capabilities for availabilities. It would be good if we could export a list of all availabilities onl...

Currently when a student is moved to a new detention an email notification is not then sent to them for the second or even third time. It is only sent when the first detention is added to iSAMS. Students who don't turn up to a detentions need an e...

It would be very useful to be able to add pupil SOS contacts and also staff mobile numbers to the BATCH API key. This is crucial for trips and visits co-ordination and are both fields in Evolve, which many school will be using.

One of the staff works with sets and she needs the student details of whoever present in that list with school id. While exporting the set list there in school id option available so for which see export that from student manager and then put manu...

Add 'Preferred Name' for parents for better school-family communication experience; Make parents' Preferred Name shown on student's Contacts page for easy checking.

It would useful for us to be able to see an audit log of changes made in the OAS module, by user.

To be able to view the audit information in the History tab of the Teaching Manager would be very useful. It would enable the identification of incorrect sets being created in the wrong subjects, support targeted training to address such issues, e...