A comprehensive profile of teaching faculty can be prepared here. The data collected in the profile is as per NBA and NAAC requirements.

There are multiple areas in staff profile that can be updated by the staff themselves. The broad areas of information collected are:

1. Personal Details: This includes contact addresses, phone numbers, email addresses. Staff photo can also be uploaded in this section. This section can be edited by the staff members.
2. Education Details: Past education record can be captured here include SSC, 12th/Diploma, Undergraduate degree, Post-graduate degree and Ph.D. Certifications, if any, can also be added here. This section can be edited by the staff members.
3. Experience Details: Past work experience can be captured here. There is no limit on the number of jobs that can be added. This section can be edited by the staff members.
4. Research Publications: Papers presented, Journals published and Conference papers can be listed in this section. This section can be edited by the staff members.
5. Salary Details: This section is populated from the HR record and is for read only access to staff. They cannot edit this information.

This is the feature that enables college HR staff to manage staff records. When new employees (both teaching and non-teaching staff) join your institution, this is the place to add them into onEdu. Similarly, when an employee leaves the organisation, then their record has to be updated here to mark them as inactive. There is no ability to delete an employee record.

Several important parts of the employee record are maintained here:

1. Title and Department 2. Leave reviewer and approver 3. Online classes id (either zoom or google meet ids, only in case of teaching staff) 4. Certificates submitted by the staff when they joined the institution

Employee ID defined in this form becomes the login username for a staff member. When a new staff member is created, an SMS and email containing their login credentials are sent to the defined phone and email address.

When a number of staff members are to be created in bulk at the same time, onEdu has a pre-built feature to upload staff from a spreadsheet.

A sample download is provided on this screen that defines the information template - the mandatory fields required in onEdu along with other information that can be uploaded.

The mandatory fields required in upload are:

1. Name
2. College/School
3. Department
4. Employee ID
5. Title (Mr/Mrs/Dr)
6. First Name
7. Gender
8. Appointment Type (Regular/Adhoc)
9. Date of joining
10. Teaching or Non-teaching staff

When uploaded, a message displays the number of records successfully uploaded and the total number of records in the file. In case there are any errors in the upload, you can click on 'Failed Records' button to download the list of failed records. Each record will have a comprehensive list of data validations that failed so as to guide you to correct the information and upload again.

onEdu has an integrated biometric attendance system. A pre-requisite for this system, is the definition of shifts (with start and end time for each shift) and assigning it to staff members. All staff members should be assigned a shift.

More than likely, an institution may require more than one shift. While teaching staff may all have a single shift, non-teaching staff especially housekeeping/janitorial and security staff may have staggered or multiple shifts.

A shift name, start time and end time are required to define a shift. Shifts can be either activated or inactivated for use on this screen.

Defined shifts can be mapped to individual staff members. A staff member can be associated with multiple shifts on a given day - the last associated shift for a given day will be used for calculating their attendance from biometric scans.

For example, a staff member may have a regular 9am - 4pm shift regularly, but for a special occasion such as an Independence Day or college festival day, they may be associated for one or more days with another shift.

When mapping a shift to a staff member, you are required to define the start and end dates.

Multiple leave types can be defined in onEdu as required. Leave types are then combined to form leave structures that are then assigned to individual users.

Leave types and number of leaves available together form a leave structure. A leave structure may have one or more leave types defined against it.

Leave structures can be edited unless they are already assigned to a staff member.

This is an easy way to get started with using leave module in onEdu. If you already have the existing leave balances for each staff member in a spreadsheet, you may use this information and upload it into onEdu directly.

Like in other upload data screens, a spreadsheet format is available on this screen as a guide to format the data for upload.

Staff members can apply for leaves anytime, anywhere. Before they apply the leave, they can view their leave balance and choose the most appropriate leave type to use for their purpose.

Staff leave is automatically routed to the reviewer for review and then further to the leave approver for approval. When the leave is approved, it is deducted from the available leaves for the leave type for the staff member.

Leave approvers and reviewers can choose to request more information and/or reject the leave application.

Approved leave is automatically adjusted for the day when no biometric scans are available, and will also be visible on the Payroll report.

Last login report provides the login activity for any user in onEdu. This can be used for system audit and tracking of employees / staff by their management.

Along with the last logged in time, the report displays the number of times the staff member has logged in during the specified time period.

This information can printed or exported to a spreadsheet for further analysis.

This feature allows system administrators to review the default login credentials of a user. In case the user has already changed their login password, the same is not visible anymore to the system administrator also. The only way to recover access would be to reset the password in onEdu.

This screen also allows system administrators to send personalised SMS to individual users that have not yet changed their login password. The feature comes in handy, when a system administrator has created bulk users at once (such as bulk upload of staff members, or students) and want to share the login credentials with the new users.