📦 Finance & Admin

Stock and fixed assets — one register for what you buy, issue, and own

Inventory & Asset Management covers both consumable stock and durable campus assets. Track purchase orders and shelves, then tag projectors, furniture, lab kits, and devices to custodians with audit-ready history — not a forgotten Excel asset register.

Assets Stock PO
Stock + assets in one campus storefront
Assigned custodians per asset
PO → GRN to bill matching
The problem

Why campuses lose both paper and projectors

Consumables over-order while fixed assets vanish between departments — because stock and the asset register never lived in the same system.

Unknown on-hand

Nobody knows if printer paper or lab glassware is actually available.

Ghost assets

Laptops and projectors change rooms with no custodian or serial trail.

Duplicate POs

Two departments order the same item the same week.

Audit panic

Depreciation and write-offs are reconstructed from memory before inspections.

Capabilities

What this module actually does

Operational depth your team will use every cycle — not a shallow feature list.

Item & asset master

Catalog consumables and fixed assets with categories, units, serials, and reorder points.

Stock ledger

Track receipts, issues, transfers, and adjustments per store or lab.

Fixed asset register

Record acquisition cost, location, custodian, warranty, and status (in use / repair / disposed).

Assignment & custody

Issue assets to staff or rooms; capture return and condition notes.

QR / barcode tags

Label assets for quick scan audits during stock-taking.

Purchase lifecycle

Requests → PO approval → goods receipt → vendor bill match.

Maintenance & write-off

Log repairs, downtime, and authorized disposal with reason codes.

Finance hooks

Link purchases to Expense Tracking / Ledger and keep asset values visible for audits.

Operating loop

How it works end to end

A clear path your staff and parents can follow without training manuals.

  1. 01

    Acquire

    Raise a request, approve a PO, and receive goods into stock or as a capitalized asset.

  2. 02

    Tag

    Assign serial/QR identity, location, and custodian for durable items.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Issue consumables, transfer assets, and log maintenance.

  4. 04

    Audit

    Run stock-takes and asset verification; write off or dispose with an approval trail.

Who uses it

Role-aware access for every stakeholder

The right people see the right slice of the pipeline.

Stock & POs

Store / Admin

Owns catalog, receiving, reorder, and day-to-day issues.

Assigned items

Asset custodian

Confirms custody of devices, furniture, and lab equipment.

Request & verify

Department head

Raises needs and signs off departmental asset checks.

Register & bills

Accountant / Auditor

Matches invoices and reviews asset valuation trails.

Outcomes

What changes after go-live

Measurable ops wins institutions report once this module runs inside ScholarERP.

Fewer lost or untracked devices
Matched bills to goods receipts
Faster annual asset audits

“We finally know which projector sits in which lab — and who signed for it. Stock-taking stopped being a holiday sacrifice.”

Admin Manager · Large K-12 campus
FAQ

Questions teams ask before buying

Straight answers for setup, integrations, and day-two operations.

What is the difference between stock and assets?

Stock covers consumables you issue repeatedly (paper, chemicals). Assets are durable items you tag, assign, and track over years (projectors, furniture, devices).

Can labs keep separate stores?

Yes. Configure multiple stores (lab, admin, hostel) with their own on-hand balances and asset locations.

Does this replace Library Tracker?

No. Library Tracker is for ISBN/book circulation. Inventory & Asset Management covers general campus consumables and fixed assets.

Can POs check budgets first?

Yes. Requests/POs can surface envelope remaining from Budgeting before approval.

Walk stock issue and asset assignment in one demo

See PO receiving, QR tagging, custodian handoff, and audit lists for your campus.