Ideas

I've had a number of staff emailing me to say that they have a message to say 'course completed' yet when they access their staff records the message is 'resume training'. I understand that this is when someone fails the test. Just as you receive ...

When importing pupil recharges to iSams the VAT code is assigned to the analysis code which can not be adjusted, only through a time consuming exercise of changing it on each pupil, which defeats the purpose of importing. It would be a great help ...

Enable an email reminder scheduled on the date of an issue "Due date"

There are a few changes it would be really useful to have. The first feature is that training is displayed in a users record with the training that needs completing first at the top of the list without having to click the due date header every tim...

To be able to view the audit information in the History tab of the Teaching Manager would be very useful. It would enable the identification of incorrect sets being created in the wrong subjects, support targeted training to address such issues, e...

Can you add a next and previous button to navigate between sets within a subject, like the feet / golden boots in student manager, rather than having to return to sets and click into the next set again.

When working in School Manager and Teaching Manager, there are long lists of subjects and year groups (e.g., Year 7 to Year 13). While editing, it’s sometimes difficult to keep track of the correct row, which can lead to mistakes and wasted time. ...

Change the way the buttons at the bottom of the form look and perform to make it more obvious what is required 'next'. See attached for screenshots.

Would it be possible to add a view within the Subject List that displays both the subjects and their corresponding sets when expanded? This would be good to have a good view of all the sets when expanding all. Mockup:

it would be useful for expired courses i.e. KCSIE 2024 could be deleted from the central course library, regardless of staff completing the course.