IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

It would be useful if when you added a member of staff as unavailable they system checked if they were already allocated to cover and alerted or removed the cover.

If you can add a calendar API where we can extract events from iSams but also add events to the iSams calendar rather than having to import or export csv files manually.

Continuing the requests for Access Arrangements for specific subjects - It would be useful if there was a drop down of the components. Even better if that drop down was candidate specific.

Parents should be made aware whenever a new grade is entered via a notification, this way they don't have to remember to log in and they don't have to wait until report cards are released until receiving a notification. It makes them a lot more ac...

Can the field description be moved from below the field box to above it so that it make more sense.

There are a few statutory training sessions all staff need to attend, and it's currently not very easy to record the fact that staff have, or have not, had a particular training session in iSAMS. It would be great if we could create a training ses...

When importing pupil recharges to iSams the VAT code is assigned to the analysis code which can not be adjusted, only through a time consuming exercise of changing it on each pupil, which defeats the purpose of importing. It would be a great help ...

I have a query from the Admissions team of our school regarding the possibility of showing the date of latest communication and display of Enquiry Date by parents. The Admissions team need to see the last date on which any communication mail sent ...

It would be useful if seating plans - in addition to stating when a candidate has, e.g., 25% extra time or a Word Processor - could show when a candidate has additional EAA notes, so that invigilators know that they need to check what these are. I...

In exactly the same way as just appeared in this box. Some guidance about what goes in the comment box that then disappears when you start typing. Remind teachers of some of the major dos and don'ts