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We currently show our 'Post-LAC' children as 'Off-Register' within the Looked After student register reflecting that those children were at one point 'looked after' (therefore on-register) but are now not 'looked after'. This is the same logic use...

Please see ParentMail support ticket 00551293 which has screenshots I cannot post on this site. When an item has instalments and one instalment is refunded, the refund amount appears against all instalments. This make reconciliation of the payment...

Currently there are a set of dashboards for MIS, HR, Compliance & Finance. However it would be great to have combination dashboards for true data analysis i.e. 1) finance & MIS - what is the cost of a curriculum vs. GCSE or A Level results...

Please could you give the function to 'Export to CSV' to the 'List View' component of the Gradebook, as is possible to do in the workbook view.

Useful when checking Registers which are viewable via the portal account and queries are raised from portal account users, as to when registers are pre-coded for various reasons, which we are already aware of. The actual time the code was entered ...

It would be useful to be able to add a cost area with an attachable invoice to then be able to run a report on £x income received from parents vs. £x cost of the trip / event from the supplier.

Is there a way, you can configure a R&C module type e.g "Non satis" so that any non satis logged for a specific subject(s) goes to the subject teacher? For example.... teacher x wants to receive an email notification if any non-satis are logge...

Automatically assign year groups based on DoB and Entry Year on a portal form.

We would like to be able to export or print the Manage lesson schedule so we can see where students from certain years are.

It is not currently possible to stop staff from editing authorised calendar events without removing their ability to create them. This causes issues for the events/ops teams. We want staff to submit events for authorisation, but for edits it would...