All ideas

Presently we can search for user accounts by first name OR surname. However if I combine first name and surname together, regardless of order (first name then surname or surname then first name), the search fails.

Currently, the label template is generic and doesn’t align with any common template that are available for purchase. Please can the option be available to upload templates such as avery ones.

Frequently contacts have work, home, personal mobile and work mobile numbers. I can see no reason why we need to be restricted on the number of fields we could have per contact. The same is true of their home address, second address, holiday addre...

Using the Timetable Export feature in Timetable Manager is would be very useful to be able to select the fields you wish to export.

Hi, I can't see it having been submitted but I thought it could be handy to be able to embed HTML code into the Default Email templates, so we can in links or images or other items.

We have a pupil who has lost both his parents, and so the only contacts on his account are his Guardians and Emergency. The Guardians have been unable to create a Parent Portal account, and after contacting Support I was informed there has to be a...

Our members of staff spend a lot of time finding the postcode of a child and then looking up the local authority. Is there a way a global list can be created that has their postcode with their local authority?

Ability with appropriate permissions to directly update data shown in a tracking model so that the source is updated in one go. So if the data shown in the model is from reporting, a change in the tracking model would update the reporting data.

The option to hide a concern category that will still pull through to a report, but will no longer be used in the system against current students. At the moment the only option is to delete which then stops the report pulling the information through.

It would be very useful if you could freeze the column panels on tracking manager like you can on excel.