Ideas

It would be very useful to have the capabilities' of Exams assist under ISAMS all in one place.

Pupil photos on the iTeacher app are useful but quite small. It would be great, especially for staff covering lessons, trips, etc, to be able to tap a photo and see a larger version of it which would help them to identify pupils more easily. Thank...

Technically this request can be applied to students and staff, but it's more important for staff due to their access to data and iSAMS role as a source of truth for other systems. When a staff account has a leaving date entered, I do not see a goo...

I would like to plot CAT score (or similar) against CWG (Current Working Grade) . Each point on the scatter would represent a student. A line of best fit would show based on prior attainment who is working above or below their peers.

Before we send reports home, the form tutors go through the reports with the pupils. The Head of Year tends to use the Bulk Printing, Save as PDF option and then prints from there. As part of a sustainability drive, our printer settings default to...

We have various divisions on our iSAMS instance which generally run their own cover. One of our schools wants to add a message along the lines of "If you are unable to do this cover lesson please email <email address>. We've had to say no as...

When SSO is in use, there should be an option to disable the non SSO login option to reduce confusion and increase security

It would be helpful to be able to re order our routines under the Manage Routines tab in Portal Publishing. Currently they just seem to come up in the order they were created and as we have quite a few it would be helpful and tidier if we could gr...

Hi, Batch API are traditionally used for larger amounts of data while Rest APIs are used for smaller, live chunks of data. To reduce traffic on Batch APIs, please consider exposing the lastUpdated field and adding an optional filter. For example, ...

It would be REALLY helpful if the period timings were able to be on the cover slips please. Many thanks, Laura