Deploy Google Analytics with Tag Manager to CampusM Native Apps, Live and Dynamic Tiles.
- Improve Implementation Speed
- Flexibility
- Custom timelines
- Version Control
- built-in triggers

there is currently no way to remove or hide the native search, share, or feedback functionality. We would like to have the ability to remove or hide these native functionalities altogether, as the University has its own search and feedback mechanisms. Having these native CampusM functions always visible increases confusion with students, and ensure difficulty with our business processes, as we have to manage more different sources/functionalities for students.

As an app manager administrator, I would like to be able to configure the app manager to use an external authentication store (e.g. AD), so that I don't have to maintain a separate user list just for the app manager

It should be possible to use an external authentication store for access to the App Manager (https://portal.ombiel.co.uk/)

Having to maintain a user list in oMbiel's DB as well as our main user store (AD) is both a pain and a potential security risk.

Suggest at least LDAP provision, but should also consider Shibboleth and similar (Open Auth etc.)

To maintain a robust test strategy we need to replicate our current live enviroment onto our test environment however the only way to do that is through a manual process. If this could be automated it would be a far quicker and simpler way to keep environments aligned and up to date

Now that users have the ability to hide tiles, we would like to see analytics on what tiles users (by role) have chosen to hide. IF we find that majority of our users have hidden specific tiles then we know its not important and we can choose to eliminate them. This is important for Feed/banner type tiles where user action (clicks) is not always necessary so tracking 'clicks' will not give you full picture of users that look at these tiles.

Currently push notifications can either be enable, or disabled. If they are enabled, then ALL notifications are pushed (i.e. showing up on lock screen), if disabled, then ALL sent out notifications are in-app notifications (only showing in the tile counter when you open the app). It would be good to have a setting while creating a notification where you could select to either send it out as a push notification, or send it out as an in-app notification.

Changes to AEKs currently require modification from Ex Libris. It would be helpful if AEKs would for the content-part of the pages would become manageable from within the App Manager. This would allow customers to modify text, edit links, change background pictures etc. without affecting the Integrations of the AEKs.

Please look into the possibility of optimising the notification functionality, so that notifications can easily be sent to individuals based on name / Id / e-mail address, rather than groups. The only way to currently do this is to manually search for a name / e-mail, and add users 1 by 1, but we'd like the ability to do this as a bulk add, based on a list of multiple inputs.

Can we make Logout button more obvious in Android app settings?

As opposed to personalisation options (the order of the icons) being lost when the user logs out, it would be better if they were associated with the user accounts and kept the icon order when the person logged out and back in again, as opposed to them having to rearrange.

In App Manager Alert Group subscriptions page

https://appmanager.ombiel.com/notifications/CampusM/alertgroupsubscriptions

You can currently select people individually or as a whole ALL group.
It would be much more practical to be able to upload a spreadsheet of email addresses to add to the group.

We often have campaigns or targeted groups that may contain up to 10,000 subscriptions but this is not ALL of the group and searching through the list for 10,000 specific emails is not practical.

Could you amend this method to allow upload of files which would solve a big problem for us.

Thanks
Claire

If someone does not want to add lecture events to their personal calendar, or for some reason unable to do so. The app should be able to send out a notification that a lecture will start in X min, with it should be the lecture name ID and location.

Need the ability for users to print a page from within an app with only the contents. Use case#1: student views his/her class schedule (time table) that lists out all the classes, meeting days, location, etc.
Case#2: we display unofficial transcript and user needs a hardcopy to provide to their employer or other 3rd party for verification that they are actively taking classes or successfully completed a course.

Currently if you print out a page, everything that is shown on the screen prints, including header/footer, tiles, and other html elements.

Allow switching orientation to landscape/horizontal view on iPhone devices

We need to link to pocket guide pages and AEK content from external websites.

Deep-linking to the web interface doesn't work if the user isn't already logged into CampusM. We need links to survive an SSO authentication step.

You should be able to search both fields in one search

Integrate with social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.) to allow, content to be displayed on live tiles and accessed within Pocket Guide and AEK pages.

As many institutions have their own support desk, there's a growing need to integrate the feedback function in CampusM with these ticketing systems or allow admins to hide from view, so CampusM isn't creating an additional stream of support calls outside of the main system.

The pull-to-refresh feature is great but can be troublesome.

Can the pull-to-refresh be adjusted in anyway, a lot of the time we would like to be much smaller (looking at the Facebook App as an example here).

The campusM requires a long amount of "pull" before the refresh happens. It can also be extremely sensitive when scrolling up on a long page.