Ideas

It's very frustrating that we can't correct postings once they are processed. For example if a purchase invoice is incorrectly posted to a BI code it's not possible to change it. It's also not possible to delete it either - only reverse it. These ...

I would like our Purchase Ledger Administrator to be able to amend supplier bank details without the rest of the Admin functionality that comes with that. Is that possible?

When deleting an exam cycle, you must first delete all the seating plans associated with that exam cycle. Sometimes there are over 100 seating plans which currently need to be deleted individually. Please can I suggest there is a bulk delete optio...

Due to the sensitivity of the records in Well-being Manager, the visibility group is limited. Hence, authors of the concern do not automatically get visibility to the concern created. However, it would be efficient if once they are assigned to an ...

ability to add register to the wizard bar

The ISI inspection requires us to keep childrens' previous addresses. It would be helpful to have a field in Student Manager where these could be added rather than having to create additional 'dummy' contacts to hold these.

If a new student arrives, we have to open the teaching sets and click on "add students" one by one. It would be easier if I could go to the student's profile somewhere and add a list of the sets she/he would join as we do it when importing sets at...

Order the "latest documents" on parent portal by date added with newest at top, not alphabetically

Currently, the View As drop down list in Reports Wizard and OAS includes all staff, including non-teaching staff and those who are not eligible for submitting a report in the selected cycle. It would be great if this could be pared down - ideally ...

Most staff do not have access to the whole HR manager module and thus can only look up staff details via the Quick View wizard on the wizard bar. It would be good, therefore, if we could configure which fields show up when using this wizard so tha...