Ideas

When a user does not have to one or more detail lines on a REQ/PORD, when following the email link it will come up with an error saying unable to load document. Could this error be more specific, why can't it be loaded, what access is the user mis...

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...

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

Adding back in the favourites bar would allow access to commonly used functions within PS Financials which works really well in version 6, saving a lot of time and allowing the system to be altered by user for their own preference

In version 6, there is no limit on rows when running account enquiry.This aids reports that are needed during year end to supply to auditors and when reviewing our main purchase ledger. It would reduce time taken to run reports and changing period...

On version 6 there is an option when running the TB to exclude zero balances when running the TB, this isn't available on version 7. The option to exclude zero balances is useful to reduce run time and cleanse reports within the system, rather tha...

It would be very useful to be able to filter by Field type when choosing a Category: Also to see in the report the Field types that were chosen per Reward.

When a notification email is sent the "Awarding Teacher:" is {salutation}{familyname} the issue is we have teacher with the same salutation and family name so not obvious who has written it. Can the full name of the awarding person be placed after...

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...