Academic

The private candidate view is sorted by last name. Please can we have the same sorting options as on internal candidate view (for instance sort on No.) and also a candidate search. It will make it much easier to find the relevant candidate and wor...

The new Delete & Insert process for timetable imports allows us to delete parts of an existing timetable as part of the import process. However, if you select, say, to delete Week B, all of Week B is deleted: class data, availability and meeti...

We are two schools using the same iSAMS. Each school has their own exam centre. Currently the module allows only one Exam Centre and one Exam cycle within it to be set as default. The Exam officers for each school have to select their cycle from t...

The ability to use a column from one model within another would be brilliant to reuse data and give the ability to create overview sheets.

Would it be possible to transferr a pupil's full name onto the seating plan, instead of their inital and surname. This will make it alot easier for the invigilator to call them into the hall. Also, instead of the abbreviation of DIC for Dictionary...

Internal Exams Manager - it would be incredibly helpful if we could migrate data (for example) from “Mock Exam 2016-17” cycle to “Mock Exam 2017-18” – it would save me a lot of time to just go in and change dates, rather than needing to recreate a...

There are two places where you can link sets to one another. The first screen where you can link sets is where you have clicked the Edit button to edit the details for an existing set. There are are filtering options to drill down to particular su...

Availability of Exam register to be used by students to sign/register during exam time.

The seating plans for external exams are great, but you can only view EITHER the candidate details, exam access OR have each exam in a different colour. So that pupils can identify which subject colour block they are in so they know where to look ...

It not only makes sense but would make accessing more recent exam cycles quicker.