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We may need to share some institution details (where qualifications were awarded) with the staff shortlisting candidates for interview. Currently we are having to use an application form question, making the data collection a bit disjointed. This ...

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We would like post/vacancy approvals to include a mandatory approval step for certain work groups. Currently, the HR team has to create and add posts and vacancies themselves. Our preference is for this responsibility to sit with School Operations...

I think that it would be handy to have the option to download the registration history of the students. Even if it has to be done term by term it would be much easier to create a document if needed.

To enhance budgeting flexibility and scenario planning for Additional Budget Datasets in AccountsIQ. Currently, users can record only a Budget and Revised Budget, but with this new feature, finance teams will be able to create and manage multiple ...

We’re proposing a usability enhancement to the Item Invoices Listing screen by introducing a "Select All & Post" option. Currently, users must manually tick each individual item invoice before posting, which is time-consuming and error-prone -...

Would be good to be able to enter the training due date (deadline) not due within days/weeks.

See support ticket 753447 We've recently started using Exam Screen to display the necessary information in exam rooms. An invigilator spotted that during a 1h45m exam, a pupil with 25% extra time was shown as getting 26 minutes on the paperwork pr...

The schools in our MAT need to collect whether or not a contact has PR when they submit an enquiry form via the Cloud Portal, but this is not an available field when configuring the form - as state schools we mostly need to use this form for initi...

I know this has been mentioned before but it would be really useful to be able to assign multiple teachers to a single lesson. Our timetable includes a number of lessons which are taught by 2 (or more) teachers. This is not limited to games lesson...