Ideas

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...

It has been requested that a school wishes to analyse how long it takes for a student to move between an admission stage i.e. how long did it take these year 7s to move from offered to accepted and/or enquiry to offered.

Currently we are resubmitting invoices to teachers who have yet to approve their invoices, the system should start to remind them on an increasingly frequent basis.

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...

At the moment we are using the file repository function in student registers to keep track of documents like IEPs. It would be better if these IEPs could be linked directly so that staff can access them through a hyperlink and up to date informati...

It seems dangerous to force users to download documents regarding concerns rather than have a default option to view them in a browser without actually downloading it.. Whilst it is not iSAMS' concern what happens to a document after it has been d...

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 ...

Hello, once a R&W is marked as resolved. Could we have a feature to allow an email notification workflow to let the relevant staff know the whole process has been completed.

A widget on the dashboard to remind staff of their outstanding reports / dates to submit by.

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.