This would help keep the screen clear of unnecessary clutter when looking at a list of pupils. I view iSAMS on a screen that is set up in portrait rather than landscape, so the visible width is limited. We also have several registers in Student Re...

I have just been told in ticket (#593632 http://support.isams.com/hc/requests/593632) that the reason we cannot export the field "Academic House" in the "Export Staff Records" in HR Manager is because this field allows multiple options to be ticke...

We have some report cycles where parents will receive an interim report via the Parent Portal which will have the scores and grades from some progress tests. Later on they'll receive one with comments. The issue is that between now and then some p...

Hello, I'm hoping that Student Manager has replaced Pupil Manager. I looked for Pupil Manager but couldn't see a selection tile. Within Pupil Manager when using the Export Wizard for School data there is only the option to select one year or all y...

We have house competitions, where the winning house gets e.g. 100 points, second gets 75 etc. We would like a way to add these into Rewards & Conduct without having them attached to an individual pupil.

It would be great if we could search for a staff member's name when allocating them as a tutor or assistant. Instead of having to scroll through a long list. This feature would be great wherever we allocate staff. Not just in Homerooms in School M...

Ability to edit a homeroom name after creation. Now a homeroom needs to be deleted and all the students reallocated if you want to change your naming conventions.

Currently, the Pupil Portal Manager only has the provision to turn on Public Exams view or not. It would be ideal to have the option to manage the Exam Timetables view in particular as most of the time, pupils need to verify their entries first bu...

After a subject report has been issued, I would love there to be some functionality for the students to reflect on their performance from within the Portal. To be able to acknowledge a teacher's comment would be really useful.