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.

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.

The error page that is displayed to students in the event of a Service Outage needs some work to make it useful (if this ever happens again).

If possible it would be more useful to have a University branded page that provides our students direct links into our core underlying applications ..... such as LMS, Student Management System, LCS and also contact details for our Service Desk.

The message that the service is currently available with no other calls to action or options was not helpful to the student population.

In the campus map, under Categories, Favourites should be spelled Favorites for US-based apps. We've noticed spelling errors like this in other parts of the app. This should be automatic, it should not have to be requested every time we notice a "misspelling" for our user-base.

Please add the CSS and social media embedded link support to the content tiles and alerts.

Attached you will see more details on the outstanding issues with the embedded text in alerts.

As an app user, I would like to be taken directly to a map, so that I can view the map for a specific area rather than having to choose the map from locations for the area I'm interested in

It would be good to have a link like this:

campusm://uniloc?posCode=XX 

But that instead opened the whole map.

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.

Track the impact of app install campaigns through Facebook, using a Facebook SDK https://developers.facebook.com/docs/app-ads/sdk

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 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.

Currently check-in end time is +/- minutes from end of class. Should also be able to configure it as + minutes from start of class.

With current config limitation it is not possible to have classes of varying length but set a fixed check-in window.

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".