Ideas

The 'Administer Medication' from the wizard bar doesn't show the pupil medical flag. Medication can be given that a pupil has a medical flag for without anyone being aware.

Screwfix - The site managers across our 20 schools are asking if this can be an option.

Can the confirmation of payee also check the Supplier account, it is checking the Bank Details for, matches the Bank details account? E.g. Supplier Account: ABC Company = Bank Details title: ABC Company

The ability to change who has attended or missed a detention after the detention has passed. There are a number of reasons this could be needed some include: WiFi/Internet issue meaning the register cannot be taken, detention is taken by someone e...

Currently, notifications in the Rewards and Conduct module are configured at the module-type level and apply school-wide. We would like to send notifications to the Academic House Masters/Mistresses in the Senior School, but not to the Junior Scho...

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.

The user experience is very clunky and not efficient. It take numerous clicks to get to information. The modular nature means the ecosystem is not one but many. It is as if modules have been designed in complete isolation to one another and withou...

Once the PO is approved, having an automated PO send option for all approved POs would be beneficial to save time and prevent human intervention, allowing for missed communications

Currently when a student is moved to a new detention an email notification is not then sent to them for the second or even third time. It is only sent when the first detention is added to iSAMS. Students who don't turn up to a detentions need an e...

What I want: Many other modules' default emails can be edited in the control panel, but the Reward & Conduct notifications that go to parents can't be edited. I would like to be able to edit them. Why I want it: Our simplest reward is set so t...