Ideas

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...

Occasionally, we have to delete Reward and Conduct entries that have been added in error, eg to the wrong student, or a sanction that is then rescinded. Is there any way that the staff who had notification of the entry in the first place can then ...

Please could you add the option for automatic notification for Head of Department and / or Head of Subject?

Link them so any sanction given linked to a detention automatically triggers a detention rather than manually needing to add

When using Manage Records, it would be useful to be able to filter the rewards by Teacher name/initials as well as student name. I know you can do this in reports but if you need to amend an award, the teacher filter would make this much easier.

Instead of receiving an email notification each time a reward or conduct is given it would be good for tutors and pastoral leads to receive a daily summary notification (around 5pm) which details all the rewards and conducts given out during the d...

Reward & Conduct notifications emails should be sent directly from iSams and not the Parent Portal. At the moment, if parents do not have an iSams Parent Portal account, they do not receive notification emails.

We would like to be able to send autogenerated mails to parents when pupil reach certain reward targets so parents are aware (on top of seeing them in the portal).

We currently have the emails sending to tutors on each entry, as below: This is bombarding tutors with dozens of emails per day. Is it possible to have a once a day email which collates all of the entries for that tutor group in one email?

Add in options such as Boarding House so that sanctions that are related to behaviour outside the classroom can be more easily recorded. At the moment just have to leave everything blank which is not ideal if trying to spot patterns