It'd be really useful for our users to know when they have a new email either as a push notification or as a little notification on the email tile itself. Currently, users have to go into the email tile and then refresh their emails to see if anything new has come through.

When viewing a particular role and moving tiles in App Builder, other roles (and their tiles) can be affected by the placement algorithm but it is not possible to see this impact unless all roles are visible at once or you notice after publish.

This can make management tricky and irritates users if you don't notice an unintended change - finding a way to limit/stop this would be very useful.

Currently the timetable starts on a Monday, but there are 19 countries in the world with a Friday/Saturday weekend (including this customer!), and a couple with Thursday/Friday weekends. This makes the Monday start day completely incompatible. Please consider adding this option as a global option for the organisation in App Manager, similar to how Google Calendar deals with it (see attached).

We need to be able to leave the confines of the WebKit browser & use the standard defualt browser on the students device.

See the image attached, Our students are getting confused within their Office 365 Mail as to which is the button to click to go back to their Email inbox, rather than the button to go back to the main menu tiles on the app.

Doing this would also give more available space to the Email page or other external webpage, rather than always showing a CampusM branded title bar, back, refresh & share buttons.

Enable an institution to customize the app manager feedback such that it can be redirected to a different feedback solution for ideas.

The current feedback mechanism is very basic. There is no capability for a user to see if idea an idea has already been posted or to vote on ideas. We want to instead direct users to a feedback portal (like this one) where they can see what other ideas have been raised and vote on.

Based on user experience, opening everything (all tiles) in new tabs is annoying, for both desktop and mobile. We would to have like to have ability to specify open in new tab or not. The sales force ticket has been raised and the incident no is: #00330231

Native apps can remember the username and password for the user after first logon. (or at least just the username) so that the next time when the user requires to login again, UIWebView auto-fills username and password fields and user just click "Sign in".

The ability to sort the tiles names in alphabetical order in the List View within the personification (Arrange) module

When we have to create two version of a tile (such as LDAP vs. SSO or Mobile vs. Web) there is currently no way to label the menu options in App Builder without that showing up in the app itself. Clients don't want students to see "Library (LDAP)" at the top of the AEK screen, but it is helpful to have the designation visible on the backend when making changes or assigning menu options to the right roles/profiles.

We've created a couple forms in the AEK that would benefit from the ability to upload a file, such as a camera photo. We already have it working for the web interface, but it doesn't work in the Android App or the iOS App. When I click the File button, nothing happens.

We were told to submit an Idea for this functionality as it may requires that the app request basic native functionality to allow file uploads. We are doing this work via the AEK, so that's why I selected this category. Modify as needed.

Additional property in Tile Config within App Builder which allows a tile to be displayed between defined dates.

Currently we cannot make the app on-brand as we've been told that it is not possible to add custom fonts. Can this be added please?

It would be useful to have a way to use toolbars like AEK toolbars and menus like for content pages, but include AEK screens, static content and external web pages together under a combined navigation system.

This could be implemented as an extension to the content menu and AEK toolbar systems, or it could be a new tile type with an improved, integrated navigation system.

It would be great to have an image carousel option for the banners. Currently they are on a timer and the engagement from students are very low after the first banner. Most of the time they feel like it's too long to wait or timer is too quick to read and understand the information. Would be good to have an option where the user can swipe/click through the banners at their own pace.