Ideas

We would like post/vacancy approvals to include a mandatory approval step for certain work groups. Currently, the HR team has to create and add posts and vacancies themselves. Our preference is for this responsibility to sit with School Operations...

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...

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

The absence instances report type has working time units and has job info. It looks like there is a discrepancy between the "Available Fields" section and what you can actually pull into an excel report - Can the product be changed to make those a...

Currently, all users in Every can change their ID without triggering a notification or approval. This has lead to customer concerns. Is it possible to create a permission or a setting that can allow Main Users/Admins to grant the ability for users...

improve visibility of absences by enabling integration between the absence calendar in the HR platform and Microsoft Outlook. This would allow approved absences to automatically appear in users’ Outlook calendars (i.e. a line manager), streamlinin...

In Central, when designing a report, student photos are available in the dataset, however, the menu structure to add them into a page is not available. Could this function be added?

When an absence is sent for approval in EveryHR. The approval group gets an email notification. When they open the email and click on the link they will immediately see "Access denied" if they are not already logged into EveryHR. We believe it wou...

Apologies if this is already included (I couldn't seem to find it), but it would be great to include students' destinations. For example, their future school and future type. We could then have a deeper analysis on where students move on to, wheth...