The Salamander Document Export Utility is a command line utility which we for schools to allow the exporting of Students Linked Documents from ESS SIMS
Integration Options Speak to an expertExport documents for all Students in ESS SIMS
Filter documents by age
Filter students by year group, or export specific students data only
This command line utility is built to enable IT Admins to quickly export the documents attached to SIMS records for Students to files on the machine running the solution.
The utility can be configured to pull documents for all types of students, including those who have left and those who are recorded as guests.
You can also arrange to export documents for a list of students only, or filter by Year groups.
The utility is designed to be self service, but some limited support is available from our dedicated support team.
The Document Export Utility is £500 + VAT Per School, as a one off license fee.
Existing school customers of our Integration Suite, may use the utility for free.
Please contact us to arrange access ordering and licensing for the utility.
We have support for all the major MIS systems in the UK and are working to extend this support to MIS/SIS systems in other markets. If yours is not on the list contact us to see if we already support it, otherwise we can easily add support for it.
Discuss your needs in more detail with Gavan Vettese-Wilson our Head of Operations and SIMS Student Document Exporter specialist.
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