Academics · Library
Know which shelf — or whose bag — every book is in.
Catalogue books and resources, track loans and returns at the library desk, and notice overdue books before they become lost books. The shelves stay honest and readers keep reading.
Library
Know which shelf — or whose bag — every book is in.
Catalogue
Every title findable in moments.
Record books and resources once — title, author, subject, shelf — into a catalogue pupils and teachers can search. The “do we have it?” question gets answered at the desk, not after a hunt.
- Searchable catalogue of books and resources
- Shelf locations recorded per title
- New arrivals visible to readers
Lend
Loans recorded at the desk.
Issue books against pupil names with return dates stamped, so the library always knows what is out and with whom. Break-time queues move quickly and records stay exact.
- Loans issued against pupil names
- Return dates stamped at issue
- Borrowing history per reader
Recover
Overdues noticed before books vanish.
Late returns surface on their own with the borrower named, so reminders go out while the book is still findable. Lost-book conversations happen early, politely, and rarely.
- Overdue books surfaced automatically
- Borrowers named for quick reminders
- Lost books resolved early and politely
Read
A reading culture with books behind it.
Availability guides reading programmes — teachers see which titles can support a class set, and librarians spot gaps worth filling. Reading week runs on real shelves, not wishes.
- Availability guides class reading choices
- Gaps spotted before reading programmes
- Popular titles restocked with evidence
Watch it work
Library, start to finish.
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Library · Pro plan
Included in Pro — catalogue, loans, and overdues handled.
Library questions, answered.
Yes. The catalogue is searchable by title, author, and subject — with shelf locations — so readers find books instead of wandering.