All ideas

Please can you add a Name of Account field in the bank details section? Often the name of the supplier is not the name of the bank account and this would be helpful when creating a BACS file for the payment to be recognised correctly.

It would be really useful to slice the detentions data by teachers and faculties.

would be very helpful to have a way to change the filters on the toolbar in the assets summary section to show ‘last checked’ or ‘last updated’? Currently these are the only filter options available. This would be very helpful when conducting asse...

It would be great to add a timetable for non-teaching staff whether HLTA, t/A, LSA or support staff so that people could know where staff are. This could also help with emergency cover and in a fire evacuation.

Additional fields for the criteria of entitlement groups would be a useful feature, for example all those on a fixed term contract or who have a particular amount of working weeks in their record.

Add Passport expiry date field in the personal details area for contacts ( both in admission and student manager). This is important for schools who are doing visa processing for students and dependents to check passport validity.

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...

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

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.

I was wondering whether it would be possible for you to look into the possibility of isams having a function which has seating plans. I feel it would be great addition as it would save a lot of time. My old school had a programme called arbor whic...