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It is a statutory requirement for our students to have a UPN, which is allocated at Primary level if they have attended a state Primary School. We have this data but we cannot get it into Edgen without asking the Technical Team to do it.

Could you please add the feature to batch update in HR Manager Module like the feature in Student Manager? I have to amend staff telephone numbers and at the moment I'm having to go into every staff record to amend from there which is very time co...

We have noticed some errors on processing purchase ledger when we amend VAT or when the invoice VAT value has to change. We want to move to only paying purchase ledger accounts when reconciled to supplier statements. Is there any control function ...

In the Pupil/Student Manager > Management Options tab is a configuration field called "Minimum ADM Year". The Admissions module respects the setting of that field such that on setting up a new prospective pupil the dropdown list of entry academ...

It would be very useful to be able to design a report with custom filters so that when it is ran, you can get the detail you require. This means that it can move away from a snapshot to data that can be used at any point and produce the required i...

Hi iSAMS Team, Currently, the Wellbeing Manager Overview page does not display the corresponding children’s grade, category, and severity information. As a result, we have to click into each entry individually to view these details, which is ineff...

We currently have surname filter. More filters would be welcomed. e.g. filter non-teaching staff, filter staff by division.

I would like to create a payment item with two options to tick - eg size and colour. This is for our leavers hoodies - we have to set up a form with size and colour, and then a seperate payment for the hoodie price. This usually means that a paren...

To tell pupils what un-named items have been handed in to Lost Property To allow pupils to tell Lost Property what they have lost

We have gender neutral pupils. The pupil and their family will not want to see them as a boy/girl or colour coded.