Ideas

There should be a way of archiving past Admission Events. We have been using the product for 7 years and so have many events that are over 5 years old. They can be deleted but this deletes all the associated data. Would be good therefore if they c...

It would be useful to have the facility in reports wizard to 'gender check' for pronoun accuracy and to have a 'name check' that flags incorrect spellings of first/preferred names after a reporting deadline has passed.

There is a discrepancy between transaction dates in the iFinance bank feed and actual bank statements, particularly with Barclays due to their unique API rules. Since quick changes are not feasible, AIQ could provide users with more control over i...

For those of us who don't use Wellbeing Manager it would be really useful if we could have workflows available in the Reward & Conduct module similar to those in Wellbeing Manager. so we could set up an alert email or something.

When processing lodgments from the bank feed, it would be good to be able to enter negative values, as most of our lodgments have card transaction fees included, so the full income needs to be posted separate from the fee. Currently, we process th...

It would be amazing to be able to select multiple templates to delete, copy or archive together and not have to do it to each individual template.

It would be useful to be able to manage which pupil registers are shown in R&CM. There are some that would be irrelevant as part of the area, creating a very wide screen unnecessarily.

Can we please have the ability to share Student manager email templates with certain groups of people ? We use this a lot and have to abbreviate the department name at the beginning of the template name to sort them to appear together and make it ...

When we are trying to store lines of information, we often find we can compress to 12-14 fields, but as the limit is 10, we are using the 10th as an ID so that we can then store more data on a separate record collection and link them. Having more ...

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...