Hello @jo.cpa, Currently, the No Access with assigned device custom view can be created and shared with agents and admins only. Please see the following article:

Just to clarify, you would want the teachers to have the ability to create this custom view of No Access, right?

Hey @jo.cpa! @Reesa Azar is correct with creating a custom view. But your teachers would have to have the agent role to create custom views. 

How are your teachers currently see their student devices through iiQ? Is it through My Classes?


Regarding your comment about “followers cannot view tickets in the iiQ web interface.” There was a new enhancement that went out last week— allowing “guest” users to access a ticket details page. 

First, your iiQ admin will need to go to Site Options and enable Allow Ticket Access for Guest Users from E-mail. 

When this is enabled the user will get an email when they submit a ticket. When they click on the View Ticket Details button from within the ticket. They will be taken to an authentication page, where they will need to enter a code that was sent to their email address. 
 

This will take them to the Ticket Details page. 
 

I hope this helps 

@Hannah Bailey 
Yes, Teachers use My Classes to view their Students and Assigned Assets.
When a Student Withdraws, they are no longer in the My Classes for the Teacher to see/help with Assets.

I don’t think we would want to assign the Agent Role to Teachers… unless you recommend it.

Would there be some kind of method to create a “Former Students” association feature/view for Teachers?

Regarding the followers, thanks for that.

@jo.cpa - you can submit an idea for the following “Would there be some kind of method to create a “Former Students” association feature/view for Teachers?”

Once a student goes into “no access,” you are correct; teachers cannot see them in My Classes. 

The only solution right now is to grant them agent-level permission. But limit them to what they can see and do. 

Here are a couple of idea regarding giving access to custom view for Non-agent/admin levels

 

Giving that custom agent level permission would give them ALL students.
I’m not terribly concerned with the access, but the usability… a Teacher that sees a list of hundreds of Students that withdrew (our enrollment is large) doesn’t make it very usable for them.

Does iiQ keep track of the “last teacher of record”?  
But I don’t think it would matter if you did, because the filters cannot use variables, correct?
As in create a view that uses the “currently logged in Faculty member” as a filter for their report to show their former students.

You’re just talking about one big report and adding the custom agent access… correct?  I don’t think that works very well for our Teachers.  Thus, I guess we’re stuck with creating an outside report in order to get what we need.

@jo.cpa Thank you for providing more information. For teachers gaining access to previous students, I would vote on the ideas provided above from Hannah. If you look under “revisions” on the student’s profile, if you have the teacher’s name pulled over with your SIS, then the teacher of record should be there. Personally, I would not make teacher’s agent access (limited permissions) unless it is a necessity for the teachers to gain this information.  

When students move to no access, it will be agents only who can gather that information. I would suggest creating a view for, “no access” & “assigned device” for the agent’s/admin’s location.  With that view, your agent can export that list and email the teacher with the information. You could also filter by teacher if you want to or change the date range for 

I know that is not exactly what you are looking for but this would be a workaround for you. I hope this helps