Ideas

We only have 2 schools and a central team, but the questions/form designs will be the same for all. Currently we have to manage setting up questions and forms for all properties separately. For trusts with 10+ properties the process needs to be re...

For some questions we only want to insist on a response if the answer to the previous question requires it. For example, “Do you have any criminal convictions?” If “yes”, we want to force a response to a follow-up question asking for more details....

Showing the full question on the exported application forms for internal review makes scanning the form for key questions slower. If we could show a shortened version (as the question doesn’t need to be explained to HR/other staff, only the candid...

We would like to use the Every HR platform to manage the recruitment process online from beginning to end, including allowing leadership/other staff to access a restricted view of the vacancies they are on the panel for, to help with shortlisting ...

Currently if a question has been answered by a candidate, it’s not possible to edit any features of the question (text, question type, multiple-choice answers, sensitivity, mandatory, or killer responses). Also, if a form has been used on a vacanc...

We may need to share some institution details (where qualifications were awarded) with the staff shortlisting candidates for interview. Currently we are having to use an application form question, making the data collection a bit disjointed. This ...

Add preferred Surname field in HR Manger

Could the features of these two methods to claim payment for additional hours worked be combined. They seem to ultimately be for the same or similar purposes, but each works ever-so slightly differently. It would be great if these could be combine...

The option to download all documents related to a case as bundle rather than individually. Would also be nice to have the option as to what to include in the bundle rather than just all the docs depending on recipient.

The calculation of amount claimed for a time claim to be done to two decimal places. When calculating the amount claimed this has increased due to the four decimal places. If this is calculated to two decimal places the amount claimed is correct.