Ideas

IF you switch a report cycle from OAS to Report Wizard, and a teacher is in the middle of using OAS, they lose all their work. It would be so useful to be able to see which staff are currently in OAS before a switch is made.

At the moment, you only see document number, date and who entered invoice to the system. It would be useful to see supplier name, date posted & link to invoice copy on summary screen. Thank you

The ability to have absence calling as a standalone offering to Reach where a customer may not necerssarily require the functionality of the Core areas of Reach; but just the absence calling feature

Could YPO be considered as a supplier for punchout?

At the moment you are restricted on the number of attachments you can send out but unfortunately you are unable to send a zip file. We have several different languages in our school and when a letter has come from an external agency who have sever...

Once an order is approved it cant be amended. If an order is raised against the wrong nominal code this creates a commitment against the wrong nominal code and wrong budget line. This cant be corrected while the invoice has been received. Can cert...

When we send out a reminder about previous communication sent via Iris Reach, there are a number of ‘lazy’ parents that say they didn’t receive it. But when you search their child’s Email Log you can see it has been sent. I am requesting that ther...

When we raise a REQ we can add an attachment but when we convert that REQ into a PORD the attachment is not carried forward onto the PORD. We use this for quotes etc. What we would like is for this document to appear at every stage up until INV. A...

It would be more efficient for teachers if there is a fill down feature to allow the Grade or outcome apply to the entire column.

Can we have an option to schedule emails? Our booking system for meals has a deadline of midnight on Saturday and I would love to be able to send a reminder weekly at 4pm on a Saturday to get people to remember, as an example. Other reminders woul...