It would be good to be able to make old VAT codes (eg pre Brexit codes) inactive to prevent accidental posting to them. Improves accuracy and most other accounting software have this capability.

In our previous MIS, Administrators could make changes to reports already published/printed. It would be really helpful if iSAMS would allow administrators to edit past reports in a simpler way. Currently we need to re activate a cycle, and change...

We would like to include the Pastoral / Personal Tutor in the Enrollment and Admissions Details in the Admissions and Student Manager so that we can allocate this information to Applicants prior to rollover. We would like to suggest that the namin...

At the moment, we can only register by filtering each key stage separately. Is there a way to register using a single list that combines Y9–11, instead of filtering each time? We have Y9–11 Sports grouped together for activities, so it would be ea...

We would like a few selected users to have full access to Email Manager, to enable a corporate approach to our email templates. However, my understanding is that we can't grant this without giving them full access to Control Panel, which we don't ...

The ability to tick a box and resend an email communication to a parent/student rather then having to go through the whole process again of sending it.

When running the Consecutive/Cumulative Absence Report, there is currently no option to exclude former pupils (other than manually unticking students you don’t wish to include). Would the development team consider adding this functionality?

Approval of Journals prior to posting to the GL in iFinance as an internal control measure for different levels of staff members in a department.

In the absence of being able to post a hyperlink in the Daily Bulletin, we would like to be able to post a Google Doc/Slides document.

Please can the medical flags be visible on the app version of the attendance register. Some staff use the app exclusively at the start of a year and it is vital that they see important medical information e.g. allergy/epipen etc...