IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

One of the key priorities of the attendance officer is to follow up on N codes and find out where the student was so that the correct code can be assigned. There isn't any easy way to do this in iSAMS. The closest is the Specific Code Analysis rep...

This is a vital field for parents to be able to review, but currently there is no way to present it to them.

As if a staff accidentally send an incorrect email we can retrieve it and send a revision.

With all the updated visa requirements, it would be very useful to be able to view and export a list of the documents that are linked to a child's record. This would help identify where the gaps are without having to go into each record.

When setting up report templates, you can mark comments as private. That flag can then be used in SSRS reports to hide the comment. (Where reports are published directly on the Portals/Apps, I believe this field is obeyed as well.) It would be gre...

We need to be able to create labels with the Address Label Wizard that have the Future Form on them.

Is it possible to 'add' types of exam access arrangement. It would be really useful if the options, for example, Human Reade or Computer Reader were availble. If, as a centre, we were able to reconfigure the 'types' we could make it more centre sp...

When a parent logs in to the Parent Portal to update their personal details, we would like them to be able to update other contacts for their child? For instance, we have boarders who are international pupils, who have to have a UK guardian. When ...

Please allow non-alphanumeric component codes in custom basedata. In exam board basedata, the use of symbols such as "/" are often used. We use custom basedata to run our PPEs (mocks). If we could use the same codes as the exam board, access arran...

We would like to be able to export various data points on any pupil register through the "View Teaching Set Lists" function in the wizard bar. Currently, data from built-in pupil registers such as "looked after" or "special educational needs" allo...