IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

iSAMS has three address lines, but iFinance only have two In iFinance, address line 1 can be 50 characters and address line 2 can be 50 characters The synchronisation will add address line 1 from iSAMS to address line 1 in iFinance, and take a...

Managing GCSE/A level registration is an extraordinarily complex task during the summer exam period. We mark all or 5th and U6th Pupils as on Study Leave from May to the end of the academic year, but we need to change that mark on the days/times t...

It would be really effective if existing fields could be selected for inclusion in Student Registers when creating custom registers, and fields created in Student Registers could be available to complete in other areas of the system eg the Admissi...

I've just discovered that in the HR Manager you can't search on DEPARTMENT. This is yet another absolutely VITAL search function that must be needed by a lot of schools and should be a simple fix to add this field to the Custom Search Screen. Ther...

The Late tick is very small and pale. People are seeing Present and not seeing the Late tick box. Can you by any chance make it more visible?

Viewing custom groups is challenging because you must click the small triangle at each stage. Clicking on the word next to the triangle yields incorrect results.

Can the functionality to be able to create custom groups be made available in Admissions manager? We would like to be able to group applicants but not by way of admission stages etc

Within Student Manager we have to complete the progression information for destination type at the end of Y11 and Y13. It would be very useful if we could do this in bulk for current students, so those to continued into Y12.

Order the "latest documents" on parent portal by date added with newest at top, not alphabetically

The Exam Cycle display name c urrently appears as dates, such as ‘July 2025’ x 5 times. Can this be changed on the portal so it shows the board number or name as well as the date, therefore it doesn't appear on glance as duplicate cycles.