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Words explained

Plain meanings of the words in this guide that may be new to you.

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The words

WordMeaning
academic yearThe year that classes, enrolment, exams and fees belong to — for example 2026.
batchA group of students taking a course together at a coaching or training centre.
dashboardThe first page after you sign in. The menu on the left leads to every part of BoorNoo.
gatewayThe company that collects a payment (bKash, SSLCommerz) or sends an SMS (BulkSMSBD and others).
guardianA student's parent or the person responsible for them. One guardian can have several children linked.
install as an appBoorNoo can be put on your phone's home screen straight from the browser — no app store needed.
instituteYour school, college, madrasa, coaching or training centre — it has its own separate space in BoorNoo.
invoiceA bill showing what has to be paid — which fees, how much, and by when.
journalOne entry in the books — which account money went into (debit) and which it came from (credit). Both sides always match.
LMSOnline courses — videos, readings, quizzes, assignments and certificates.
moduleOne big part of BoorNoo — courses (LMS), live classes, accounting. If your plan lacks it, the menu shows a lock.
opt-outNumbers that don't want campaign SMS. Important ones like fee receipts still go to them.
permissionLeave to do one specific thing, like "view fees" or "enter marks". Without it, the button or page doesn't appear.
planDecides which parts of BoorNoo your institute can use and its limits (students, SMS and so on).
receiptProof that money was received. Every BoorNoo receipt has a number and a QR code anyone can verify.
referral linkA reseller's own sign-up link. An institute that signs up through it is credited to that reseller.
roleA set of things a person may do — teacher, accountant and so on. A role is made of permissions.
sectionA division of one class — for example Class 6, sections A and B.
sender IDThe name an SMS arrives from — like "ABC SCHOOL". Operators must approve it; without one, SMS come from a number.
SMS creditSMS bought from the platform. They're used once the plan's monthly SMS run out.
SMS segmentHow much text fits in one SMS — 70 Bangla or 160 English characters. Longer text goes in several parts, each counted as one SMS.
walletMoney paid in advance in a student's name, later used for fees or other charges.

Still stuck? Ask your institute's admin, or the BoorNoo team.

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