Leave Request are sometime having different workflow for other schools like office manager, front office, deputy,.

It would be very useful if you could freeze the column panels on tracking manager like you can on excel.

Sometimes we need to email cohorts of pupils with details of how to access other systems (e.g., CEM assessments) with their own unique passcode. We would like the ability to be able to use a merge file with those unique passcodes already pre-prepa...

Emails sent through the Student Manager to Parents and saved in the Communication History should be available in the Parent Portal so parents can see them.

Client uploaded files are coming across from portal forms to Documents & Files with names in code form. We would find it much more useful to have a way of automatically naming the files based on the upload question.

In schools, core subjects such as English, Math, and Science are often taught as a complete set. When new students join a form or move internally, the MIS Manager responsible for subject allocation must manually add them to each subject set. The a...

It would be useful to make a note of the different discounts that are offered to pupils which can then be automatically applied to fee bills once raised. The discounts would need to be separately noted eg % for a bursary, % for a scholarship, % fo...

Ability to edit the default message when the cloud portal is disabled: "The portal [PORTAL_NAME] has been disabled. Please contact the Admissions Team directly." In the previous Parent Portal Manager, under Configuration > Maintenance Options &...

Currently, our finance team can only publish invoices to the Parent Portal one cycle at a time. This is a very time-consuming and manual process, especially when a parent has multiple invoices from different cycles. We would like to request a feat...

On a teacher's home screen, they can see a graphic which shows the lessons that day. In SIMS, a staff member can click on a lesson which takes them instantly to the lesson registration screen for that lesson. This would be a lovely addition to iSA...