Ideas

We would like a report that can show us what each year has been purchasing from a details or summary perspective. Ie The year 12 and 13's in sixth form only use the canteen to purchase fish and chips on a friday and never on any other day. Unfortu...

Biostore registration currently does not writeback into Arbor (as it used to do with SIMS). This makes the registration module of limited use as data then has to manually transferred into the MIS which is a massively time consuming task.

When creating a form that will be used across more than one school, Prince Regent Street Trust would find it really useful to be able to share that form with other sites instead of having to create multiple forms for each school.

As a school we use forms all the time, however we cannot schedule them and parents complain that they missed out on opportunities because it was during their work hours (which is also our work hours) - scheduling forms would help this issue!!

The following areas require the user to tell the system who they are each time they make a submission. While on the odd occasion they might be submitting something for someone else, so the ability to change the selection should remain, the lack of...

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

It would be helpful to be able to repeat an entry on ISAMS on a weekly basis for example. eg an event that may occur every Friday at 10am

Adding items to the Daily Bulletin. As far as I can tell, there's no way to either check what message you have created, check what attachments have been added successfully or edit/delete a bulletin. This is a real problem - especially if you've se...

Please can we have a warning when our session is about to timeout, providing the ability to be able to stay logged in (like Biostore). It's frustrating for schools to be actively using the system, for it to suddenly time out.