Catalogue & copies
Every title and each physical copy.
A catalogue, an issue desk, textbook allocations, overdue lists and a proper stock take, so books issued in January can be accounted for in November.
A school library management system records every book and copy, who has it and when it is due. Shulepoa has a catalogue, an issue desk, class and teacher allocations for textbooks, overdue lists, stock take and year-end accountability, all tied to the same learner and staff records as the rest of the school.
Textbooks are often a school's largest stock of assets, and they are hard to account for on paper. Tracking individual copies shows who was last responsible for a missing book, and that record follows the learner and teacher.
Every title and each physical copy.
Quick issue and return for learners and staff.
Textbooks allocated to classes and teachers.
Who has what, and what is late.
Count what is on the shelf against the records.
Year-end accountability and library reports.
Enter titles and copies.
Issue textbooks to classes, teachers and learners.
Issue and return from the desk.
Stock take and close the year.
Yes. Each physical copy has its own record, so the library can see who holds it and who held it before.
Yes. The library can count stock against the records and close the year with an accountability report.
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