Your format, not ours
Set a prefix, a starting sequence and a padding width, and see a live preview of the next number before you save. Schools that have used the same format for thirty years keep using it.
People
Admission number settings
MSM/2026/0148 — generated, not remembered.
Basic plan and above
Why it matters
No duplicates, ever
The sequence is issued by the system, so two people admitting learners at the same time cannot produce the same number — the failure mode of every admission book ever kept.
A small module that removes a recurring irritation.
Schools issue admission numbers in their own formats, and those formats carry meaning — a year, a section, a house. Msomi lets you describe the format rather than replace it: a prefix, a starting sequence and a padding width, with a live preview of what the next number will look like.
From then on, admitting a learner issues the number. Nobody checks the last one used, and two members of staff admitting learners in different offices at the same time cannot collide. Where a school prefers to issue numbers by hand, the whole behaviour can be switched off.
Next step
See Admission numbers working on your school data
A demo runs about forty minutes and uses your own class lists, frameworks and grading — so you are looking at your school rather than a sample database.
Or try it first — the Trial tier gives you a full term, free, with every module unlocked.