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Would it be possible to have the Update Data or Save Data button on the page rather than on the different sections in Student Manager and HR Manager? For example - we have 5 sections in Student Manager > School tab, including custom fields/sect...

Currently if yu cancel a cover, there is no email, so colleagues still think they have a cover to do, or there is confusion. If a cover is cancelled after publication, could an email be triggered?

We would love to be able to export all of the information from a form (Open Morning, Individual Tours) into an Excel document.

I’d like to raise a significant usability issue within the system regarding activity management. Currently, there is no option to bulk update the “Assigned To” field on activities. This has created a major inefficiency for us. Following a recent s...

It would be very useful to be able to export all of our contact data into a spreadsheet format like it was possible to do on the previous version of ParentMail. It is currently extremely tedious to find out who we have in our contact lists as we d...

It would be great if the School Reports were ordered correctly, as they were in the former Portals. For some reason, the new Cloud Portal order is quite messy, causing problems for parents and students. We have submitted a ticket to customer suppo...

The student can see what time they start and the duration of the exam but not the end time ( especially taking the extra time into account). This would also be helpful to see in Full Timetable Report and in the invigilator's print out.

Currently absence triggers show duplications for same person every time they are absent, rather than rolling the data to the latest absence trigger.

Enable the modification of the My Child/Children widget to include links to other areas of the portal that the school may wish to use as well as/instead of timetable and attendance.

Hi, I’ve noticed that in some applications, when you press “Save” or similar actions, the “Yes/No” buttons are highlighted in red. While this works, I was wondering if it might be more intuitive to use green for “Yes” and red for “No,” similar to ...