Ideas

The workflow for invoice approval only allows for one cost centre. It would great if it could send elements of the invoice to different approvers if the cost being split across multiple cost centres

It would be very useful if we had the ability to add a attachments to the school fee invoice email template. We often have the need to attach documents/information with our termly invoices and currently have to use alternative methods to do this.

Allow us to arrange the order of child folders in Tracking As you can re-order the models within them, but not the child folders themselves.

If a teacher has added a pupil to a detention, they would like email notification that the pupil has/hasn't attended.

Currently our teachers are exporting set lists with Pupil Registers information to screen which includes the Pupil Photo Gallery. For example, Pupil Register information includes on-register for SEN & Safeguarding. As you can see from the repo...

At the moment when we create a form using the auto pupil selector only one student can be selected. however, we have some parents/guardians who then need to complete exactly the same information several times for multiple students eg a family with...

When students are assigned out of school especially for school trip/activity, there is no way we can change the start/end time in bulk. It would be very helpful if there is a tick box against each student (like student manager) so we can select mu...

When setting up a Fee Allocation Rule, you specify which attributes a pupil must have in order for the fee to apply. One of these attributes is membership of a custom group. It would be extremely useful to be able to explicitly exclude pupils who ...

Please can Former Staff be separated into a separate tab so queries or reports are easier to configure?

You need to include the same functionally that you have in tracker and that is the ability to add custom items and include all the characteristic elements otherwise Gradebook is not going to work. The teacher needs to see these fields on the scree...