Check-in that runs itself
No register, no manual roll call, no chasing a class teacher for numbers at 9am. EduNest knows who's in the building the moment they walk through the gate.
Request a DemoAttendance is a paper register or a manual roll call, tallied up after the fact.
A facial recognition kiosk checks students in at the gate, with an offline queue and PIN override so it never breaks down.
Teachers re-enter attendance per period, per subject, by hand.
A weekly marking grid covers every class, day and subject period — and a mobile roster lets teachers manage by exception, not by re-entering everyone.
Approved leave and attendance records live in different systems that don't talk to each other.
Approved leave requests from the parent portal sync straight into the attendance record — no manual reconciliation.
Nobody notices an attendance pattern until report card time.
Classroom, monthly and level-wide analytics surface patterns as they happen, with a full photo audit log behind every kiosk check-in.
Facial recognition handles the normal case; the kiosk is built for the exceptions too — a queued offline mode when connectivity drops, PIN override for a face that won't scan, and a photo audit log behind every check-in for accountability.
Track who's authorised to collect a student at pickup.
Check-ins queue and sync once connectivity returns.
A fallback for any student the kiosk can't scan.
Every check-in recorded for accountability and safety.
One screen from the live pastoral workspace, plus the captures still to add.

Because it all runs on one database, an approved exeat does not stop at a piece of paper — it clears the turnstile, updates the hostel roll call, excuses the student on Monday's register and adjusts the dining count.
Approved passes release the turnstile; number-plate recognition handles vehicle gates.
Present / Exeat / Sick Bay / Absent, with warden sign-off and escalation on discrepancy.
Digital approval workflow with QR passes and full turnstile logs.
Bed allocation grid, dietary and medical filters, and dining counts that follow roll call.