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# Lost And Found Disposal
Steps to lost and found disposal
The **Lost and Found Disposal** option is used to record the disposal details of lost and found items stored in the hotel.
* The disposal transaction helps maintain proper tracking and audit records for all lost and found items.
## Steps to Process Lost and Found Disposal
Step 1: Go to the **Housekeeping Main Menu**.
1. Click on **Transaction**.
2. Select **Lost and Found Disposal**.
Step 2: Click on the **Lost and Found No.** search option.
1. Select the required Lost and Found transaction from the list.
Step 3: Once the reference number is selected, all details related to the Lost and Found transaction will be displayed automatically.
Step 4: Click on the **Dispose** tab.
Step 5: Select Disposal Details.
* Select the type of disposal from the available options.
* Select the dispatch method used for sending or handling the item.
* Enter or select the name of the person who handled the dispatch or disposal process.
Step 6: After entering all required disposal details, click on the **Save** button.
* Once saved successfully, the Lost and Found Disposal transaction will be recorded in the system.
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