Ideas

It would be good if you could use the 'Locate Free Objects & Periods', 'By Object' to find when a student or combination of students are free in the same way you can for rooms and / or teachers.

We often have a Parent whose email address is their work one. Once they change job they remember to update their email on ParentMail but not longer have access to their old email address to approve the change. We also have this where parents have ...

It would be amazing if the system automatically emailed students when they have an update to their timetable.

Whilst teachers can export a term's worth of their timetable to then import into the calendar in Outlook, it isn't kept up to date automatically, and something they'd have to do for every term. Having a live link to their calendar, something they ...

The TimeTabler export file has teaching group lines like:G,10C-Art,10C-Art,Art, ,C,10,N,10ABCDEFGHIJP,IV,10A,10B,10C,10Dwhich in addition to she short and long set names and subject, include the block information (5th field) and year group (6th fi...

Allowing multiple teachers and locations for a teaching set to reflect once in timetable. Also, timetable is not showing on associated teacher's schedule. It would be good for the associated teachers to have the teaching period being shown and ref...

It would be great to add a timetable for non-teaching staff whether HLTA, t/A, LSA or support staff so that people could know where staff are. This could also help with emergency cover and in a fire evacuation.

We are able to export from E10 to ISAMS via an import file. A school can export to Timetabler etc: it would be good to export directly to E10 import file

Prince Regent Street Trust would like to be able to filter parents by reg group or year group. For example, if inviting particular years groups to an event when a response is required.

Currently, there is no way to change the colour of the red box (the week header) at the top of the PDF timetables. Even though there are various CSS options to change colours, this is not one of them. It means that our timetables look a tad unprof...