All ideas

We would like to be able to preview changes we make within the settings field of planner before they are made permanent. At the moment you make a change, and then save to see how it looks in the planner field and if it's not quite right, you are u...

Currently notifications are received at random hours of the day or night - we would like to be able to set a time period window for when notifications should be sent out by the system. For example we may choose for notifications to be sent/receive...

PHR integration with Slack to sync holidays and sickness absence. Possibly other leave events (but subject to opting out of syncing these due to potentially sensitive category data).

We'd like the system to automatically remind an approver that their approval is needed for a vacancy. With many vacancies live at once, it's hard to keep track of who has approved what and chasing up approvers is tedious.

Add the ability to create a standard set of questions which can then appear as a pre-defined list to select for each vacancy, rather than having to start from scratch each time or copy from a previous vacancy that may have similar question and rem...

Simplify the system to allow copy and paste from word documents into PHR documents without having to reformat and proof read/amend each document to ensure that it looks professional

It would be useful if we could download working hours per day for each employee ie Monday - 7.5 hours / Tuesday - 8.5 hours / Wednesday - 0 hours etc

It would be useful to have more formatting options when creating logbooks and Scorecards, as examples. There's no option to BOLD any text or PARAGRAPH text in the headings/subheadings areas.

At the moment as an admin user if I want to run a query on all employee's performance review data it excludes my data. Therefore not giving a full company report. A user can access this data in performance tab anyway so no reason it shouldn't be o...

Please can we make the dashboard able to be customised, we would like to add short cut links and visually show certain things that are of use to us and not generic stuff we have no interest in.