A deleted batch or timetable should not mean rebuilding it from memory. Deleted institution records wait in the recycle bin for 15 days, each showing how many days remain, and return to their section when you restore them.
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Lectures, tests, assignments, quiz games, batches, lesson plans, fee groups, timetables, team tasks, departments, designations and custom fields can all be restored. A restored custom field brings its saved values back with it.
Search by title, filter by record type and sort by name or deletion date. Each entry shows when it was deleted and the days left before the recovery window closes.
Fee groups can be restored during the recovery window. The bin offers no action to permanently delete financial records, which keeps payment history out of reach of an accidental click.
Heads see only the deleted records from sections they are allowed to manage. A head without access to Fees, for example, will not find fee groups in their bin.
From the institution dashboard, go to the recycle bin to see the deleted records you have permission to manage.
Search for its title or filter to its type, then check how many of the 15 days remain.
Choose Restore and the record returns to its section. A restored timetable comes back as a draft for you to check and publish again.
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Removing a person from the institution or a batch does not create a recycle bin entry. Memberships are managed from the Teachers, Students and Batches pages, where you can invite or add the person again.
Eligible records can be restored for 15 days after deletion, and each entry shows the days remaining. After that, the record is no longer available in the bin.
It holds your institution’s records only. A teacher’s personal teaching content and a student’s personal study items stay in their own spaces.
During a walkthrough, our team will delete and restore a sample timetable so you can see it for yourself.