Ideas

It would be phenomenally helpful if a teacher could print a student's exam timetable from the Wizard Bar > External Exams Manager > View Exam Timetable.

When creating being able to sort seating plan first by access arrangements and then by candidate number. When amending and viewing ensure the system allows viewing multiple sorting options simultaneously, such as by Access Arrangements and Candida...

While the new list is improved, it is still not user friendly and leaves out a number of 'options' we allow for/have notes on. There is no JCQ guidance on restricting what we can use at our centre as an aide memoire - can the list become a global ...

Please can you map the following fields for pupil leavers into Central: Future School Future School Type Future School Enrolment Date This would be really useful to enable us to keep track of where students go, but also for checking when t...

It would be very useful to have the capabilities' of Exams assist under ISAMS all in one place.

For Admin Users only, but knowing when the data was last updated and being able to update it when designing reports would be useful

See support ticket 753447 We've recently started using Exam Screen to display the necessary information in exam rooms. An invigilator spotted that during a 1h45m exam, a pupil with 25% extra time was shown as getting 26 minutes on the paperwork pr...

There is no endpoint to export Candidates for external exams. It is possible to export Exam Entries but I need access to the candidate details in advance of registration. In particular, I need to Scottish Candidate Number associated with a student...

When added in Arrangements, Extra Time shows on timetables but in minutes, but the start of end time of an exam is unchanged on the candidate's timetable. We need candidates to be 100% sure of what time they are expected in the exam hall or classr...

Hi, I urge isams to look into allowing us to unimport candidates from the External Exams Manager as the current feature doesn't allow us to remove imported candidates, which adds a lot of stress to the use of this module as this is quite essential...