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having the students forename makes it easier for invigilators to identify them. Surnames are quite long in some circumstances. A forename is easier to find when looking or calling out a seating plan.

At present it is only possible to have a proofreader for the written reports, but it will be handy to have a similar setup for the assessment section, so that Head of Subject and ideally, Head of Department can have an overview of the grades/resul...

We are trying to allow our parents flexibility with payment options, and paying online by card is one. However, the Iris payment system doesn't allow payments over £4,999.99 for fees. As the vast majority of school fees exceed this amount, the pay...

We have recently set up and enabled SSO for iFinance. When we click on the SSO sign button, we are directed to a sign in screen where we need to input out email address, and then click sign in. This seems like a redundant process and so it would b...

Track Approval Details for Future Leave Requests Submitted via the Parent Portal It would be very helpful if future leave requests submitted by parents through the Parent Portal showed clear information on who approved or rejected each request. Th...

It would be useful to be able to import and display the 'Exam Full Cycle Timetable' or the 'Exam Cycle Calendar' (from Exam Manager) into the iSAMS Calendar Manager.

Allow teachers to create seating plans for lessons with pictures and possibly SEN/medical notes. Useful for cover teachers, new staff and teaching assistants.

Approval of Journals prior to posting to the GL in iFinance as an internal control measure for different levels of staff members in a department.

We would love to be able to export all of the information from a form (Open Morning, Individual Tours) into an Excel document.

Students' preferred names are important for our school. Since we are one of the international schools in China that use Chinese names for surname & forename, English names for preferred names. When our foreign teachers receive emails generated...