Operations
Library & back office: a practical guide for school teams
Vendor master, purchase orders with goods receipt, inventory movements, library circulation, laboratory equipment, and a school file drive — the back-office layer storekeepers, librarians, and admin teams need.
Why schools need this module connected
Vendor master, purchase orders with goods receipt, inventory movements, library circulation, laboratory equipment, and a school file drive — the back-office layer storekeepers, librarians, and admin teams need.
Behind every classroom is a chain of supplies, books, equipment, and documents. Schoolyi tracks vendors and purchase orders through goods receipt, manages stock movements, runs library lending with fines and reservations, and gives teams a shared file drive with controlled sharing — so operational assets stay accountable.
What you can run day to day
Schoolyi’s library & back office module is built for the teams listed below — not as a standalone spreadsheet replacement, but as part of one calendar, roster, and role model.
- Vendor catalog with PO history
- Procurement — PO lifecycle, GRN, cancel reversals
- Inventory stock, adjustments, and PO-linked receipt
- Library lending, returns, fines, and reservations
- Laboratory equipment and session scheduling
- Classroom and infrastructure master
- File manager — My Drive, shares, zip download
Outcomes leadership cares about
When this area shares data with admissions, fees, exams, and reporting, coordinators stop reconciling exports every week.
- Purchase and inventory records tie back to vendors and approvals
- Librarians run circulation without a separate siloed system
- Lab and classroom assets stay registered and findable
- Shared files reduce email attachments and lost documents
Who uses it
Typical users: Storekeepers, Librarians, Admin office. Each role sees only the screens and actions scoped to their job.
See it in the platform
Explore the full Library & back office capability list on the module page, or request a walkthrough focused on your school’s rollout order.