Different colours could be used to differentiate and emphasise the various tags we have created.

To allow for files to be uploaded and marked complete without the checkbox asking users to confirm that they authored the file in question.

We would like to see academic department name, number of participants and term added to the excel export from the Alma citations page.

This would save us from having to click into the citations to view notes from lecturers or between library staff

It would be useful to have this as an option from the Citations list in Alma

The Recent Changes tab is only visible at list level in Alma. It would be useful if this tab was also made available at citation level.

The Feb 2018 release enabled us to remove all list owners/collaborators as manual bulk job. Could the same functionality be provided for adding new users?

After running the process and enrich citations job you can view the 'Job Report' containing a summary of resource locate results (Resource locate match found, multiple match found, etc.)

For each of these result types you can click 'Preview records' to open an Events Report screen, however this is not useful as it does not include the citation ID (the columns provided are course code, section, reading list code and title).

Could the citation ID be added to this screen.

Our instructors and students have suggested this enhancement. Currently they can only add items to a list or My Collection with Cite It, there's no option to add to both.

We feel that students are not making best use of this feature, perhaps because it's not immediately clear that the small 'tick' icon carries this function. Could this be displayed more clearly, for example by displaying the 'Mark as read' text without having to hover over the icon.

Currently the links are displayed according to what the Alma u-resolver returns back, and the results (links) are dependent on the collection activation in Alma. We need the option to sort links (Ascending/Descending) in Leganto view, regardless of the Alma / Primo sort.

ECCO (Eighteenth Century Collections Online) is not supported by Cite It. This is a Gale Cengage product, and a widely used resource, so we would expect it to be supported.

Currently only the text of labels in Leganto can be customised and HTML tags are not supported. This limits the usefulness for customisation, particularly for including hyperlinks in the labels.

For example, we have just updated the list.notavailable and list.primo.notavailable labels to include a link to a form which students can fill in to request that a list be created for their course, however we have had to add text advising the student to copy and paste the link as we are not able to add a hyperlink using HTML. The usability is therefore not as efficient for students.

This has been suggested by an instructor as a useful enhancement.

Could this be added as a new citation type option? It would be useful for academic staff in health-related disciplines who utilise guidelines published by organisations such as NICE (https://www.nice.org.uk/).

We would like the citation chapter number and author to be displayed alongside the chapter title (slightly larger, bold font).

Currently these fields display on the second line alongside the book title and publisher information, which lacks clarity (see attachment).

It would be very helpful to have Legislation.gov.uk as a supported site for Cite it.