IRIS Ed:gen & iSAMS

Parents used to be able to see attendance for (periods) in our secondary school. and am/PM for the Primary school. Now there nothing appearing for parents of secondary school

Instead of deleting subjects one by one under the pupil view, it would be better to select the subjects we want to delete and use a dropdown menu for the delete function.

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.

The list of Runs can contain some that were never used or had to be replaced. It would be useful to be able to delete these. You can delete Routines but not Runs

As well as allowing attachments (voted for in a previous suggestion) also allow hyperlinks within the body of emails sent via the Parent Portal.

The ability to enter negative lines on sales item invoices would be extremely helpful. We require customers to pay deposits in advance before we raise the final invoice. We then need to show deposits paid being deducted from the invoice to show th...

In the Email Wizard, it would be great to be able to add a collaborator, another editor. Sometimes it is important to have another set of eyes or a proofreader or final approval before sending an email. Or along with the requested feature of savin...

There isn’t a role of exams officer on the section listing all the guides. I want to filter all the exam modules guidance but am unable. As you have an exams module which will be used by exams officers it would be helpful to have the guidance docu...

We'd like to have some periods of the day (after break and after lunch) automatically adding late students of these periods to detention. Currently we have to do this manually which is extremely time consuming.

When we issue a Learning Notification (Demerit) we'd like to be able to link a detention if necessary directly in the same window without having to do this as a separate task. Currently this is very time consuming for teachers and impacts behaviou...