IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

It will be useful to simply hide a custom field instead of having to delete it. I assume by hiding we'll be able to maintain the historical data and also reactivate it if the need arises.

Within Reports Manager there is a useful feature that allows you to soft delete reports. In order to remove the reports, you need to use the filters to locate the reports, subjects, pupils and/or teachers. It would be great if these filtering opti...

Saves time to select multiple periods simultaneously in Cover Manager to assign cover for example double lessons, or multiple select periods where cover are not required

We only use Gradebooks for academic progress and performance. We are battling to find a meaningful way of viewing a particular student's progress on their pupil profiles. Currently, it seems as though the Gradebook integration into pupil profiles ...

Add Grading Matrix print to wizard bar

Registration Manager - Reports - Would be so much more efficient if these were improved: If we run a report and want to make a minor change, we cannot then run it again without selecting "Reset" and starting again. No way to "favourite" a part...

There is currently no option to make a draft purchase order. Our teachers and support staff often start a PO and need a save draft option if they are quickly needed somewhere else or balancing tasks. It would be helpful if they could do a draft sa...

As well as allowing attachments (voted for in a previous suggestion) also allow hyperlinks within the body of emails sent via the Parent Portal.

As time goes by, we have more and more data piling up under Leave Requests. We would like to see the latest requests first, under the tabs Completed Requests, Approved Requests and Rejected Requests. At the moment we have to scroll all the way to ...

When we sync the gradebooks to Reports using the "Sync Gradebook Data" button in the report cycle, we get 3 options to select the report status, Complete, Draft, or Incomplete and we get the option to update all the existing reports. Often, when I...