We would like to insert a link on admission form to the school admission policy published on our school website. Unfortunately url inserted on the field description is not appearing as a hyperlink. It will be fantastic if admission form design has...

We get a number of parents who try to login on the wrong page or using an app other than the iParent app. When looking at the User Account's Login Activity we get a generic message "The user account does not have access privileges for this applica...

In order to more easily use the parent responses to electronic forms, it would be great if all responses included the Family ID or Student/School ID in the form output. The parent name is known, so this information should be readily available, and...

Current batch passes lessons, meetings and tutorials for teachers. The full selection including availability would be very useful to see on 3rd party teacher timetables.

I would like to have the ability to be able to have pre-set templates of Attendance Letters that can be run using particular criteria e.g. over a date range and attendance less than.

In order to build better relationships with pupils this functionality would help to facilitate this.It is sometimes difficult for teachers to pronounce difficult names and this could lead to pupils' becoming more self conscious.

Can we please have an option to quickly move a set to a different room ?At the moment we have to edit the timetable, select all periods and then change rooms.Can we have an option like 'Re-allocate set' in Useful timetable tools to change rooms ?

When parents enter in the R&C section they are presented with a long list of categories that are available. They then need to click on each category to see if there are any records within each one.It would be nice if, by default, a parent can ...

The account made via admissions portal should automatically change from a guest account to a parent account on the parent portal.

Some of our junior school teachers send emails to parents at the end of the week to say a pupil has done a really good piece of work. Sometimes they forget to note who they've sent it to and want to check before they keep sending the same thing to...