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The ability to upload documents such as medical certificates or other relevant paperwork would enhance the efficiency and accuracy of the leave request procedure. It would also reduce the need for physical paperwork and manual handling, thereby mi...

When using email wizard to contact students, it would be beneficial to include the option to include related teachers/HMs/Tutors etc so they know a student has been sent information regarding a certain thing, at the same time as the student.Contac...

Hello! I would like to suggest that in the logs area, it should be possible to search by name—for example, the name of the teacher we want to look up. This would make the search process much faster, as we wouldn’t need to go through “a thousand pa...

We opted to not use the titles for our staff as it is hard to keep track sometimes, especially when we use a separate HR system and we only input staff members in iSams for access to iSams. Not entering a title in HR Manager is not a problem as it...

Allow split parents to book separate parents evening appts where the school deems it appropriate.

Please add the ability for Radio Buttons to be used in OAS - currently there is only the drop down option even though you can select Radio Button in the template (OAS just ignores that).

Can the functionality for the Electronic Forms Options be added to the Student Portal? We would like to ask students for their consent regarding marketing/alumni data before they leave the school which at the moment is done through a Google Form a...

In the admissions portal forms, it would be extremely useful for it to pull through the 'bill payer' details into the student contacts in ISAMs. Currently this has to be ticked manually or added manually, even though they have completed a section ...

We don't use iSAMS Parent Portal chosing to use My School Portal instead. I would very much like to use the consent registers feature but there doesn't seem to be any way to do so if we aren't using the parent portal. If the consent registers were...