When sending emails via the email wizard, it would very useful to keep those records in the student notes section to keep all records together and easily accessible/viewable

When using Email wizard and adding an attachment there is no functionality to attach documents stored within Ed:Gen, the only method is to open the document and save it externally and then add.

When left clicking on any cover in the grid, in the allocate bottom section, add a button labelled "Notes" on the left side of the button "Customise". Open a new window with the following text fields: Title, Description, Room with a save button an...

Allow staff members i.e. teachers to enter their students into exams on a marksheet for this to be signed / amended by the exams officer in a digital way such as a workflow within the system. Currently only the exams officer can enter students int...

At present only users in the [A] Administrators security profile can enable/disable/reset 2FA for users within the control panel. (As detailed here:- https://support.isams.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038990734-Configure-iSAMS-Two-Factor-Authenticatio...

We often want to add in the notes that we have sent an invite or email to a group of prospective children and are currently unable to do this unless we go into each applicant individually and we are looking at numbers of around 150-200 applicants.

It is not currently possible to send email notifications to tutors when a Note/Document has been added to a Student's record. We add notes and documents to Student Records in our Student Manager module and can see great benefit in an email alert b...

Be able to export all off games to excel so the information can be usefully sorted.

Linking the Scholarship & Exams info to Student Registers would be very helpful. This way scholars are easily identifiable to teachers via the icons available on Student Registers. It also makes it then easier to email scholars as a group via ...

We currently show our 'Post-LAC' children as 'Off-Register' within the Looked After student register reflecting that those children were at one point 'looked after' (therefore on-register) but are now not 'looked after'. This is the same logic use...