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Permission & Leave Requests
For Students

Permission & Leave Requests

Every university has a process for excusing a student from class, chapel, or hostel curfew — a medical appointment, a family event, official travel. Traditionally that process runs on paper slips, signed and countersigned, easy to lose and impossible to search later.

Attenova replaces the slip with a request the student submits from their phone. Depending on what the request is for, it's routed to the relevant approver — a lecturer, a hostel manager, or an admin — who can approve or decline it from their own dashboard. The decision and its record stay attached to the student's account.

Included Features

  • In-app permission and leave requests
  • Routed automatically to the right approver
  • Full request history for students and approvers

The Challenge

Paper-based permission processes create no searchable record. A hostel manager or lecturer has no easy way to confirm whether a student's absence was actually approved, and students have no record of their own request once the slip is handed over.

How Attenova solves this

Attenova gives students a permission request screen in the app, and gives lecturers, hostel managers, and admins a queue of pending requests in their own dashboards. Every decision is timestamped and stored, so both sides can always see the full history of what was requested and what was decided.

Common questions about this feature

It depends on what the request is for — a class-related request goes to the lecturer, a hostel-related request goes to the hostel manager, and some request types can be escalated to admin.

Yes. Students have a permission history screen showing every request they've made and its current status.

Approved permissions are visible alongside attendance records so lecturers and admins have the full context when reviewing attendance.

Related Services

Chapel & Event Attendance

For when a student needs to check in, rather than request leave.

Hostel Bed-Check Management

Hostel-related permission requests connect directly to bed-check records.