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...
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...
Raising on behalf of George Spencer Academy who are a large school with over 100 teachers. They would like to be able to limit permissions for teachers to be able to generate reports and view their own parents' evening appointments only.
Post averages to the Parent Portal from Gradebooks
When exporting results from Gradebooks to the Parent Portal, please can there be options to post the mean / median averages, or even the gradeset count of the column data? At the moment I am receiving so many comments on how poor and restrictive t...
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...
Personalising a large amount of emails with unique information like prizes via a spreadsheet
At the moment we have to mailmerge and sent out over 120 separate emails to prize students. It would be really helpful if we could use a spreadsheet and then personalise each email within the normal email wizard by choosing the spreadsheet fields
When add a pupil to a student register ti would be good if I could to have the option to be able to: 1) Notify the pupil that is being added to the register (and potentially parents) 2) The staff member responsible for dealing with the pupil on th...