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The current parent portal uses colour coding in the calendar to distinguish between different types of entries, such as sports fixtures, exams, term dates, events, and meetings. However, the new portal calendar does not include this colour‑coding ...

We have different managment at different divisions. It would be helpful to have the ability to send daily reports only to the primary / secondary heads

Exam Desk Labels should also have candidate's arrangements on them.

Similar as https://ideas.isams.com/ideas/MIS-I-4343 Would it please be possible to stop isams from sending Missed Reg Alerts to classes that are suspended? Neither of the suggestions provided in the guidance (below) is suitable without disrupting ...

Adding the MIS ID to email templates would give the opportunity for these to be used as feeds for PowerBI analytics.

When viewing all a specific pupil's concerns (Wellbeing Manager > Manage Records > Pupil Name > Concerns) it currently only displays details of the Concern; viewing details of all the actions and their outcomes is either time consuming (a...

The current view of External Exams - Access Arrangements in other modules such as Student Manager, Registration, Student Profiles etc does not include Access Arrangement Notes - only the Category & Sub Category. Please can this field be added ...

Currently the ISC census pulls out incorrect figures for certain boarding tables in the census as it only looks at current boarding status, not 'anytime in the Academic Year'. Therefore, can status changes be made a date based system and the censu...

Where the TT has a double lesson, teachers only need to register pupils at the start of the double, but the get a messed registration email for the second lesson. It would be great if the emali wasn't sent for the second of a double period.

What I want: Many other modules' default emails can be edited in the control panel, but the Reward & Conduct notifications that go to parents can't be edited. I would like to be able to edit them. Why I want it: Our simplest reward is set so t...