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Administrator & Staff Documentation

Common Workflows

Step-by-step guides for the most common tasks you'll perform in the system.

Starting a New Academic Year

Complete process for setting up a new academic year from scratch.

Step 1: Create Academic Year

Go to Settings → Academic Years, create a new year with start/end dates, and mark it as active.

→ Settings → Academic Years

Step 2: Promote Students

Promote all eligible students to their next class. Go to Students → Promote, select classes, and promote in bulk.

→ Students → Promote

Step 3: Update Fee Structures

Create new fee structures for the year. Go to Fees → Fee Structures, add fee heads with updated amounts, and assign to classes.

→ Fees → Fee Structures

Step 4: Create Timetables

Set up class schedules. Go to Academics → Timetable, create timetables for each class/section.

→ Academics → Timetable

Step 5: Admit New Students

Process new admissions. Go to Students → Create or use bulk import.

→ Students → Create

Step 6: Register New Employees

Add any new staff. Go to Employees → Create and create user accounts for new staff.

→ Employees → Create
Important: Complete promotion before admitting new students to avoid duplicates.

Daily Attendance Process

How to mark and manage daily attendance for all classes.

Step 1: Open Attendance Module

Go to Attendance → Student. Select today's date (it's selected by default).

→ Attendance → Student

Step 2: Select Class & Section

Choose the class and section from the dropdown. The student list will load.

Step 3: Mark Attendance

Click Mark All Present first, then click on absent students to toggle their status. Use Late or Half Day if needed.

Step 4: Add Remarks

Add notes for absent students (e.g., "Parent called - sick"). This is optional but helpful.

Step 5: Save

Click Save Attendance. Repeat for each section.

Step 6: Send Alerts (Optional)

Go to Communication → SMS to send absence alerts to parents.

Tip: Mark attendance first thing in the morning before classes begin.

Fee Collection Process

How to collect fees and generate receipts.

Step 1: Open Fee Collection

Go to Fees → Fee Collection. Search for the student by name, admission number, or class.

→ Fees → Fee Collection

Step 2: Select Student

Click on the student. Their fee dashboard shows all due amounts and payment history.

Step 3: Choose Fees to Collect

Check the boxes next to the fees being paid. You can collect full or partial amounts.

Step 4: Enter Payment Details

Enter the amount, select payment mode (Cash/Cheque/Online/UPI), and add any reference number.

Step 5: Collect & Print Receipt

Click Collect. The receipt is generated automatically. Print it or email it to the parent.

Tip: Use the barcode scanner for faster student lookup if you have barcodes set up.

Exam Lifecycle

Complete process from exam setup to report cards.

Step 1: Create Exam Term

Go to Examinations → Exam Terms, create a new term (e.g., "Mid-term 2024").

→ Examinations → Exam Terms

Step 2: Create Exam Schedule

Go to Examinations → Schedule, add exams for each subject with dates and times.

→ Examinations → Schedule

Step 3: Enter Marks

After exams, go to Examinations → Marks Entry. Select class/subject and enter marks for each student.

→ Examinations → Marks Entry

Step 4: Generate Report Cards

Go to Examinations → Report Cards, select the term and class, then generate PDFs.

→ Examinations → Report Cards

Step 5: Distribute

Print report cards or email them to parents through the system.

Onboarding a New Employee

Complete process for adding a new staff member.

Step 1: Create Employee Record

Go to Employees → Create. Fill in personal details, job information, and contact details.

→ Employees → Create

Step 2: Upload Documents

Upload ID proofs, certificates, and other required documents in the Documents section.

Step 3: Create Login Account

Go to Settings → User Accounts, create a login account, assign a role, and set an initial password.

→ Settings → User Accounts

Step 4: Set Salary Structure

Go to Payroll → Salary Structure, assign a salary structure to the employee.

→ Payroll → Salary Structure

Step 5: Send Welcome Info

Send the login credentials and welcome information via email or message.

Monthly Payroll Processing

How to process salaries at the end of each month.

Step 1: Verify Attendance

Go to Attendance → Employee. Make sure all employee attendance is recorded for the month.

→ Attendance → Employee

Step 2: Process Leave

Approve all pending leave applications. Update leave balances.

Step 3: Run Payroll

Go to Payroll → Process. Select the month. The system calculates gross, deductions, and net salary.

→ Payroll → Process

Step 4: Review & Approve

Review the calculations. Make manual adjustments if needed (overtime, bonuses, etc.).

Step 5: Generate Payslips

Go to Payroll → Payslips. Generate and distribute payslips to all employees.

→ Payroll → Payslips

Step 6: Record Payments

Go to Finance → Day Book and record salary payments.

Library Book Issue & Return

How to issue and return library books.

Issuing a Book

Go to Library → Issue. Scan member ID or search by name. Scan the book barcode. Set the due date. Confirm the issue.

→ Library → Issue

Returning a Book

Go to Library → Return. Scan the book barcode. The system checks for overdue fines. Collect fine if any. Confirm return.

→ Library → Return

Handling Overdue Books

Check Library → Reports → Overdue Books. Send reminders via SMS or message. Collect fines when books are returned.

Generating and Exporting Reports

How to create, customize, and export reports.

Step 1: Navigate to Reports

Go to Reports and select the category (Student, Employee, Financial, etc.).

→ Reports

Step 2: Select Report Type

Choose the specific report you need (e.g., Attendance Report, Fee Collection Report).

Step 3: Apply Filters

Set date range, class, section, status, or other filters to narrow down the data.

Step 4: Generate

Click Generate or View Report. The report displays on screen.

Step 5: Export

Click the export button and choose format: PDF for printing, Excel for analysis, or CSV for data sharing.