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Out-of-class passes

Look up what already happened

Search the movement log by student, teacher, destination or date — the answer to “when did they last go out?”

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History is the searchable record of everything already logged. It is where you go when something has happened and you need to know who was where — the fifteen minutes of leafing through folders, replaced by a search box.

The Vero History view with anonymised pass rows, destinations, durations and statuses
Every pass, newest first: student, destination, time, duration, who issued it, and how it ended.

The four tabs

History covers every module your school has switched on, not just passes. The tabs across the top split them:

The History tabs: Out of Class, Uniform, Late to Class and Values
Out of Class, Uniform, Late to Class and Values — each with its own log.

Finding one thing

  1. Search matches student names, staff names and destinations at once, so “Chen”, “Bathroom” and a colleague’s surname all work in the same box.
  2. Set the date range. The default is the last 7 days; the dropdown offers longer windows when you are looking further back.
The date range dropdown open, offering today, last 7 days, last 30 days and longer options
Widen the window when the question is about a term rather than a week.

Reading a row

  • Student — photo and name, so you are certain which one.
  • Destination — where the teacher said they were going.
  • Date & time — when the pass started, in your school’s timezone.
  • Duration — how long it ran.
  • Created by — the staff member who issued it.
  • Status — Completed when someone closed it, or auto-ended if the time limit did.

Who can see it

All teaching staff can see their school’s movement log. That is deliberate — it is what makes a handover, a corridor incident or a “where is she?” answerable by whoever is on the spot. The aggregated analytics are the restricted part; see Roles: who can see what.

Getting it out of Vero

For a spreadsheet, use the export in Insights rather than copying from this screen — it takes the whole filtered data set rather than the visible page. See Export to CSV.