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We have various divisions on our iSAMS instance which generally run their own cover. One of our schools wants to add a message along the lines of "If you are unable to do this cover lesson please email <email address>. We've had to say no as...

At our school, we are working to analyse behaviour patterns more accurately in order to identify when and where incidents occur. Currently, the Reward & Conduct module does not allow the creation of custom fields, which limits our ability to c...

It is currently not possible to view UPNs in Admissions Manager. It would be preferable to be able to view (and edit) this filed from Admissions Manager rather than having to go to Pupil Manager.

In many schools the majority of subjects are Form Based, so we dont really need teaching sets. This option works well in Teaching Manager, where you can set a subject to be organized in Teaching Sets or by Forms. But then when importing a TT from ...

We have recently set up and enabled SSO for iFinance. When we click on the SSO sign button, we are directed to a sign in screen where we need to input out email address, and then click sign in. This seems like a redundant process and so it would b...

Track Approval Details for Future Leave Requests Submitted via the Parent Portal It would be very helpful if future leave requests submitted by parents through the Parent Portal showed clear information on who approved or rejected each request. Th...

The customer requested that there be the ability to create and filter a report in Contracts that can be filtered to show criteria ie >£100K

The customer would like the ability to create a Contract at MAT level then distribute it to a number of schools in their Trust.

To be able to cancel an email when you've hit send and it's on the Progress window. (At the moment, there's no facility to be able to recall or cancel an email),

When a new student joins a school, we often have to add them to every subject set manually, one at a time (for linked sets, at least once in one of the linked sets). Most if not every time, we already know a student with the exact subject set comb...