Operations · Hostel Management
Every bed, every boarder, one list.
Give the warden and the front office the same live list — bed allocation, occupancy per block, and boarding records joined to each student file, with fee structures that reflect boarding automatically.
Hostel Management
Every bed, every boarder, one list.
Allocate
Place every boarder in a bed, on record.
Blocks, rooms, and beds are laid out once; the warden places new boarders into real vacancies. No two names end up against the same bunk, and promises made at admission match beds that exist.
- Bed-level allocation across blocks and rooms
- Vacancies visible before admission promises
- No two names against the same bunk

Settle
The first night goes without confusion.
Arrival checklists, signed house rules, and recorded belongings greet every new boarder. Guardians know the routines; the warden knows who arrived and what came with them.
- Arrival checklist per new boarder
- House rules acknowledged by guardians
- Belongings recorded against the bed

Pastoral
Nights, weekends, and exeat — covered.
Exeat permissions are approved and logged, sick-bay referrals from the hostel carry context, and warden notes reach the class teacher. Boarding care stops depending on corridor conversations.
- Exeat requests approved and logged
- Night and weekend routines on record
- Warden notes reach the class teacher

Bill
Boarding fees follow boarding reality.
Boarder and day fee structures stay separate, and the bursar bills from the same occupancy list the warden keeps. Mid-term leavers are adjusted fairly, with the record to show why.
- Boarder and day structures kept separate
- Mid-term leavers adjusted with a record
- The bursar bills from the occupancy list

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Hostel Management, start to finish.
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Hostel Management · Enterprise plan
Enterprise — boarding life managed alongside the academic record.
Hostel Management questions, answered.
Wardens work from the occupancy list — placing boarders, logging exeat and pastoral notes, and recording arrivals — while the office sees the same records without asking.