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The guardian starts the pickup request from mobile before arrival.
The guardian submits a pickup request before arrival. The school follows the request and prepares the student, then authorized staff verify the pickup person and approve the handoff.
One clear flow for the school and guardian, with a defined status and accountable role at every stage.
The guardian submits the pickup request before arrival.
The request is updated on arrival and enters the waiting queue.
Staff begin preparing the student according to queue order.
The student is ready while release remains pending verification.
Staff verify the authorized pickup person and approve the handoff.
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HAAN turns dismissal into a flow both sides can understand, without turning the end of the school day into another complicated system.
The guardian starts the pickup request from mobile before arrival.
The request enters the queue and staff can see who is coming and who needs preparation.
On arrival, authorized staff verify the person and approve the release.
One operational view instead of switching between calls, messages, and scattered notes.
A simple mobile experience shows the current state and next step, without requiring a WESSAAL admin account.
HAAN can help the school know that a guardian has arrived, but it never releases a student automatically. Final handoff stays a separate, explicit action for authorized staff.
Location, an “arrived” action, or WhatsApp can tell the school you arrived; none of them authorizes release.
Before handoff, verification follows the school's policy and the authorized pickup person.
Completing the request and releasing the student is an action for authorized school staff.
Quick answers to the main questions schools and guardians may have about HAAN.
No. Arrival only updates the request state. Preparation, verification, and final release remain separate school-side steps.
No. The guardian experience is separate from the school's WESSAAL workspace and administrative users.
No. If a school enables a location-related feature, it supports the arrival context of an active pickup request only; it is not continuous tracking.
HAAN is still being prepared before general launch. This website shows the product experience and intended operating flow.
Reserve your trial above, or contact the WESSAAL team if you want to discuss how dismissal works at your school today.