Ideas

Adjustable columns needed. That is all.

When we receive a refund from a supplier, but the credit note to allocate it to is not quickly received, the payment run will include the purchases credit journal to process as a payment to the supplier. Invoices currently have a way to flag them ...

Currently, the new Parent Portal dashboard only displays an overall "Out of School" percentage, which may lead to confusion among parents as it does not distinguish between authorized absences, unauthorized absences, and other valid reasons for a ...

When a teacher picks a register other than their own, the "Select Form" drop down lists the Year 10-13 sets followed by the Year 7-9 sets, presumably on the basis that Years 10/11/12/13 start with a '1' which therefore comes before 7/8/9. Would it...

Currently for planned absences (CPD etc) staff have to complete a paper form with all the necessary information which then gets manually entered into the Cover Manager module. It would be useful if there was functionality on ISAMS for staff to sub...

We use our supplied SendGrid login to carry out tasks, like view bounces, but there is a lot that just tells me I don't have access to or need to pay more. It would make sense to use the SendGrid API to bring in only the options and features we ne...

Emails from iSAMS on our system go out via Send Grid. If, for some reason, iSAMS is able to generate the email, but unable to forward it to Send Grid, that email is logged as failed with the Email Manager applet in the Control Panel. However, the ...

I'd like to be able to pull the School Division field in the HR reports. The field currently isn't available. Thanks

Teacher email addresses on the timetable on Parent Cloud Portal will allow the parent easy access to contact the relevant teacher for their child's subjects or various lessons.

Hello! I would like to suggest that in the logs area, it should be possible to search by name—for example, the name of the teacher we want to look up. This would make the search process much faster, as we wouldn’t need to go through “a thousand pa...