Ann Kucera - Central Michigan University
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Thanks for the examples - we will review them and discuss our options.
Best,
Tamar
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Hi all,
We would like to update that we are planning to add this functionality to the Primo Next Discovery Experience User Interface.
We are currently evaluating it together with the Alma team.
More details on the plans for the new interface can be found here:
Best regards,
Yael.
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The 'Claimed Returned' action will be available for lost loans. It will change the loan status to 'claimed returned'.
A customer parameter will determine whether the change to claimed returned should trigger a 'Find Item' action (and refund the lost item fees) + change to 'claim return', or only change to 'claim return'.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ann Kucera - Central Michigan University commentedIt would also be great to indicate if someone would like to put a hold on the item - and then that hold would be in the purchase order so that acquisitions staff do not have to manually add the hold to the po.
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Hi all,
We would like to update that we plan to add this functionality to the Primo Next Discovery Experience User Interface.
More details on the new interface planning can be found here:
Best regards,
Yael.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ann Kucera - Central Michigan University commentedHolds/Physical item requests for new items are a very cumbersome workflow for us. Staff who receive the items are using many time-consuming and manual processes to make sure that the items get where they need to go.
A second issue is that we route all of our items through a circulation desk that does not have a hold shelf for inventory. They are not being notified consistently when there is a hold/physical item request on something.
I would like to see this:
Anytime something that has a physical item request on it is scanned, the operator should be notified and the system should expect that the next step should be to go to the hold shelf where it's needed. I would expect this to happen at any library, any desk, any work order department - anywhere it is scanned. It's OK if the operator has some choice in transiting or not transiting but the operator should be clearly notified. Thanks!Ann Kucera - Central Michigan University supported this idea · -
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We would appreciate being able to add/change the inventory date through the change item information tab of scan in items.
The current process when adding an inventory date is to open the physical item record and manually add the date. If we could add the inventory date to the item record using the change item information tab located at ‘scan in items’ that would save a huge amount of time.