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The core user record will have a field for selecting a preferred pronoun. The options will be from a configurable drop down such as:
- he, him, his
- she,her,hers
The field will be updatable from:
- Alma form
- SIS
- API
- Primo (VE)
The preferred pronoun will in the Manage Fulfillment Options screen.
It will be possible to locally override this field without overriding from the SIS, like other fields allow (such as user group).
An error occurred while saving the comment Joseph Deodato commentedHi Moshe.
A similar request was submitted for Esploro. Would this field also be available for display in the researcher's profile?
See related request: https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/929326-esploro/suggestions/44468628-add-preferred-pronoun-field
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Assuming the path could be set to not display for suppressed collections, I don't think this would cause confusion.
While there are other ways of achieving this, we think they could be made much simpler with the addition of a visibility checkbox or toggle. And since this solution already exists in other Ex Libris products like Esploro, we thought it would be easy enough to implement in Alma. That said, we appreciate the suggested workarounds and welcome any others.