No icon indicating there is an attachment with concern entered on Wellbeing Manager ; no quick icon either after clicking the pupil's name. Knowing that an incident recorded has an attachment along with it should be more intuitive rather than user...

While checking the N code absences and Not Registers, our admin staff will make phone calls to parents then change the code and need to add note/reasons for these list too. However, currently, the Note/Reason field is not appeared here which cause...

The calculated columns feature looks great but has limited use if calculations only run across columns ie add column 1 to column 2. It would be useful to have the ability to aggregate columns. As an example to calculate whether a students grade is...

Our current fee billing software allows us to manage sibling discounts by automatically managing sibling links. It knows therefore to allocate each second and subsequent younger sibling with a 10% discount. When a sibling joins or leaves it would ...

When importing events into Calendar Manager via a spreadsheet, it is possible to use one of the columns to specify which calendar(s) the events are to be placed on. If you mis-type the name of a calendar, the import process will create a new calen...

It would be very useful to be able to set a default Severity Level, in the same way that a default "Concern Status" is set.

It would be useful to be able to create an alert as soon as parent fills an open event form to alert admissions 2-3 days after to schedule a telephone call. At the moment, it relies on diarizing manually or exporting data regularly.

It would be useful for staff to be able to create a wellbeing concern from the iTeacher app wizard bar rather than having to login to the browser version.

When a parent has used the admissions portal to apply and accept a place it would be good for them to then automatically be able to access the parent portal via the same login details. It just looks a bit dis-jointed that they then have to sign up...

It would be great if summary fields from other iSAMS modules could pull through to Gradebooks. As a start point %age attendance, %lates, total merits, total sanction etc. Then staff could have these additional data items which already exist in iSA...