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When aproving a Leave Request it takes the absence code from the default option set in the Configuration options for "Leave Request Settings". It does not take the code selected by the parents and the person that aproves it can't modify or change ...

Currently every user has to manually input the report server / report template / smtp settings. When granting a user access to the emailing suite, could admin have the option to 'copy settings from' another user?

The phonetic spelling would ensure that staff are all able to pronounce student names correctly. For example, ahead of teaching a new class, assembly where they may be called to the front.This would help avoid any potential 'micro aggressions' for...

Currently, there is no way to be able to select specific students who are registered with N codes to allow communications to be sent specifically from the registration module. We should be able to have the option to select specific students and se...

It would be useful in the seating plan wizard Step 2 to be able to deselect all candidates and also to be able to sort by extra/access arrangement. Then all typists could easily be found for allocating to a different room for example. Rather than ...

The ability to have absence calling as a standalone offering to Reach where a customer may not necerssarily require the functionality of the Core areas of Reach; but just the absence calling feature

Hi, we would like to be able to take a Register of our Sixth Form students when they have a free lesson, we work on lesson based registers and this would be really helpful. Thank you

The pink drop-down in Student Manager has an option to create UPNs, but when this feature is used, it does not appear in the audit trail for affected pupil records. It would be great if it did.

It would be useful if we could add signature images to signer tags like we can with the head signature tag.

To be able to archive former host families for international students or former partners rather than have to delete the record entirely. There are times when the information may be useful rather than lost forever.