It would be very helpful if the subject teacher’s name could be included in the Teaching Manager Pupil View, as this would make it much easier to identify a student’s teacher. Please see the attached screenshot for reference.

I am not sure if this issue is unique to our setup; however, we link classes for automation purposes (for example, KS4 Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). When a class change is made, the email notification is only sent to one teacher (in this case,...

We have an online registration form. Once submitted, a message appears saying that the form has been succssfully submitted. We would like to amend this message to include what to expect next. At the moment this is not possible.

When coming up to a detention can a reminder email be sent to the teacher (maybe also the pupil). E.G. Detention is at 4pm, email is sent at 3pm to teacher (maybe also pupil) about the detention.

Customer has requested that pay awards do not update the salaries of employee's who have left the business but are still held in EveryHR as a previous employee record.

In Every, the job roles displayed in My Portal > My Profile are automatically ordered alphabetically. This can cause confusion for users who have future‑dated roles added to their account. For example, if a role starting in September 2026 begin...

For the fields which require mapping to CTF, DfE, ISC, (e.g Nationality) update the Post / Put Rest API calls to allow updating of the mapping's required. Currently the Rest API only creates the object, but doesn't do anything with the mapping.

Staff who have Write permissions on the calendar can submit calendar events via the Wizard Bar and Calendar Manager module. We also make use of the authorisation process, so that events that are added can be moderated before being published. Howev...

Student's display name in Portal would be better as Forename not Preferred Forename. Preferred forename is okay for use in school by staff but parents do not want it to appear as such in the Portal.

The new examination arrangements feature places the different examination arrangements in what superficially appears to be a random order. Having this list in alphabetical order would make it much easier to locate items. Even better would be if we...