Can we add an error message to prevent app users reporting problems without selecting any option from the drop-down or entering text.
The app admins can avoid having problems without descriptions.

Currently when a section is loaded (e.g. timetable), if the device is online it will immediately try and load fresh data, leaving a noticeable delay until anything is shown to the user. If the device is offline and data is cached from a previous session, the cached data will immediately be shown. Most apps with offline functionality will do the update in the background AFTER showing whatever data is cached (rather than not showing anything until new data is loaded). This provides a much more responsible user experience, is it possible on campusm?

Please add widgets as a feature e.g. next timetable event, next bus etc. Many apps now feature widgets and this will increasingly be the expectation of users of the campusM product.

Hide a tile based on a role.

I often get asked to hide tile based on role membership such as "first year students" or "final year students".

For example we use the timetable tile but some courses don't have a timetable and we would therefore like to hide the timetable tile for those students (who are easily identified by course).

Please add the option to set a different image as a hover state for tile icons.

Detect current version of app and prompt users to download latest version when opening, (either optional or required) to continue using the app - with message to explain why they need to upgrade (potentially editable by institution).

Would be useful when we've had recent updates to key services/tiles that are not being realised by students with manual updates, whilst ensuring consistency of experience for all.

Allow impersonation - so a user would be able to 'impersonate' another user by entering their email address, then for a limited time in the app the impersonated email address would be returned instead of their own.

We would like a way to distinguish between AEK screens / menu options that are named the same.

We have identically named screens / menus because we have SSO and non-SSO versions of the tile and we don't want to confuse our students by having different names for the same logical tile just because of the way it's delivered i.e. device or web page.

It's a problem for us because when trying to tie roles to a screen it's really hard to know which version of the screen to use.

We have had several discussions with campusM about the terms of use. It is not ideal to have users accept the terms every time they log in. We would like this to only happen during the first login process.

the work flow is a simple one our user add content

 App Setting > Content > any content area

For this to be available in the app you have to go to

 App settings > Publish Content > select all the All options

As you only want to publish content when you are ready, and we have many authors. We have a process that says we publish at 8am and 12 noon. But a human has to do this.

I would like it to be automated so we can schedule content publishing.

Can we have ability to create customsed connection error pages while opening the modules when there are internet connection problems?

Those messages will be more user-friendly then a simple "No Connection" message on connection error page.

As well as lecture title and time, show the lecture location on the live tile for timetable - this way students may be able to attend the upcoming lecture/event with only the glance from the home screen.

The "arrange" feature allows users to view the tiles as a list, but when they leave the arrange menu or click "Done", it goes back to the tile view. Especially for visually impaired users, I think the list view might be more usable, so it should be able to be saved as their default view.

We should be able to export and import the app manager settings/configuration between the development and live environments.

This would allow us to keep the two environments in sync and also allow us to test in development and then sync it to live without the possibility of human data entry errors.

It is possible to link to an AEK menu as per https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/campusM/ProductDocumentation/04Appendices/BWorkingwithAppURLs but strangely not to an individual AEK page in a notification.

Even a position’s longitude and latitude given by the web service, the native directory search component can only perform a Google / Apple Maps search based on the text of the address which is on the service. As a result of it Google / Apple Maps
returns wrong result. It would be great yo use position’s longitude and latitude.

Before publishing any new content, aek etc to the app it would be useful to be able to view a breakdown of what changes have been made since the last publish.