Ideas

Our Exams Officers are genuinely getting RSI from having to print each seating plan separately (click pdf, find pdf, open, print - each time). Please could you make Manage Seating Plans multi-select and give it a 'pink menu' like you have in Timet...

Before the change to access arrangements you used to be able to filter Candidates with Arrangements by Arrangement Type. Since the "upgrade" we have lost this functionality. Please can it be added back in to the module rather than having to run a ...

Entering this as a new idea as the previous one has been marked as 'already present', but the seating plan printouts form Manage Seating Plans still do not display the exam duration. We need the duration to be displayed at the top alongside the st...

Notes about access arangements are now added specific to a category of access arrangement. However, the new Candidate Arrangements Export report has a single row per pupil with all the notes lumped together as one. The export would be better if it...

Exam Desk Labels should also have candidate's arrangements on them.

When the new access arrangements overview are viewed in Student Manager there are 5 blank columns before the actual category column and the NOTES for the category are not shown. What kind of overview is this? Please let us turn off blank/empty col...

We have IB exams (not basedata so custom cycle, according to training) and iGCSE exams. They are different cycles but the dates overlap so seating plans/rooming need to conincide - please enable these to be work together so that seating plans, inv...

Even if an exam entry does not have a specific time or date timetabled, the information should still be included in the API data retrieved by third parties. "All entries, whether they have practical elements, no exam or just written exams show up ...

There is no 'performance dashboard' to view for users with standard access. If user have access for the school profile and can update activities and issues, they should as well be able to see their school performance chart.

The majority of our exams happen in a single hall. It would save the Exams manager lots of time, and she would be eternally grateful, if multiple exams could be selected and allocated to a single location. The SEN manager would then be eternally g...