Hi there, I'm submitting this request as we're seeing increased numbers of students that wish to have non-binary gender pronouns in the Report Writing System. We've already stopped putting the Gender field on official transcript documents etc for ...

You can already sort by 'Form' and 'Year'. Pls can you add ability to sort by 'start' time or 'reason' and also 'end' time. Would be really helpful if you have a long list of pupils going out on a particular day for a variety of reasons and differ...

Currently it is possible to create Asset Financial Categories and then to allocate them to asset types which is just what the customer (The Clare School) want. However that is where it stops. They, and I, are requesting that this needs to be taken...

Users (both parents/staff) get the following message when they need to put 2FA code from their authenticator app: You must contact your Two-Factor Authentication Administrator to access the system. It's quite confusing for people and means they em...

We will be having primary and secondary timetables and it is impossible to differentiate between the two from the wizard bar. Is it possible to have the title in the wizard bar changes to say "PRIMARY TIMETABLE (2025-26)" and "SECONDARY TIMETABLE(...

Offer the option to select a division when selecting the department or subject for the pupil(S) Or only show subjects/deparments set up for the user in ISAMS Preferences/School Divisions

More interesting for the user to see relevant visuals at the top of each page, not the same one throughout.

It would be very convenient to be able to copy one pupil's timetable to give it to another. This would be good when a new pupil arrives during the academic year and would save entering them for a number of different classes one by one. Thanks.

We use Activities Manager for our Games registration as the structure of our normal timetable and registration doesn't always fit the games lessons. Our games teachers have to use iPads to register the pupils, so it would be really useful to have ...

It would mean we could draw a simple graph showing progress from e.g. C to A.