IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

We are unable to edit attendance data once a pupil has been marked as a leaver. It would be nice if this was possible without making them current again and adding them back into their form

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.

It would be very useful if the registration alerts included the room a pupil is 'missing' from in the body of the notification email. Subject and teacher would be useful too.

The spell check routine should use the pupil data to check pupil names. Many teachers make mistakes when writing reports that are not picked up by the spell check or other members of staff. These can easily be caught by checking against the pupil ...

It would be great if we could generate an activity log for each gradebook.

We LOVE the use of integrated flags/icons and the pop-out Summary View for Student Registers. However, the pop-out Summary View is only available if the staff member has Read access to the Student Registers module (and that specific register withi...

Able to download the current report template and upload a customised report into the iFinance system. The reports will need to able to run by the users. This feature similar with iSams Analytics & Insights module.

Please could the layout of the Calendar Manager be changed to make it more user friendly? It looks very clunky and at a glance is very hard to navigate. Please could there be the option to change the layout to look like a more traditional calendar...

Student Manager > Health Record > Conditions Medical Centre > Conditions These two areas read from the same area within the database, but the fields seem to have differing character limits, with the medical centre often being lower. Pleas...