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It would be very useful if more data within iSAMS was pulled into the Tracking Manager module other than exams and reporting. For instance attendance and rewards and conduct. This saves them from having to be exported and then imported as external...

The ability for an employee to create their objectives, for a line manager to then review and agree. Compared to the existing process where an objetive is created and assigned to the employee.

In a secondary setting, the ability for students to pre-order their meals either via an app or a screen. Similar experience to McDonalds / Starbucks. This will then reduce the queues at the canteen tills.

The creation of an admin app would be helpful for when we need to do all the admin tasks from a mobile device.

It would be nice to be able to schedule an email to be sent to a form group or teaching group in case the teacher knows they will be off on a date to remind the students of this and to let them know any work that needs doing.

When publishing detention details to parents via the portal web and apps, it would be really useful if we can have finer control as to what details are displayed. We are not sure we would want the descriptions of the detentions shown to parents, a...

Our students who are on reduced timetables go to the library to work. Usually this is supervised by the dedicated librarian but when she is absent, it would be useful to add her absence to the Cover Manager to allocate the staff covering her. She ...

We currently have the ability to see who the last person to open and read the document is, but could we maybe see a log of who created it as well.

Can we please have an option to quickly move a set to a different room ?At the moment we have to edit the timetable, select all periods and then change rooms.Can we have an option like 'Re-allocate set' in Useful timetable tools to change rooms ?

In order to build better relationships with pupils this functionality would help to facilitate this.It is sometimes difficult for teachers to pronounce difficult names and this could lead to pupils' becoming more self conscious.