Please allow public sharing of folders! Old RefWorks allowed us to create a link to a folder that we could then share with our users. This is especially important to us since this is how we share literature search results with our users - who are mostly not affiliated with universities and don't have RefWorks accounts.

incrementar en herramientas o en una pestaña nueva un traductor de textos y documentos

Somehow, we have managed to get multiple occurances of the same Style set as Institutional Styles. I am told this is a known issue and that Development are aware but with no date for a resolution. It would be useful if Admins could remove Institutional Styles no matter what account they are from

Please give Administrators the power to remove this option from RefWorks. We spend a great deal of time teaching students how to use our library's federated search tool. This option of choosing individual databases while in RefWorks defeats that purpose. If users want to search a particular database, that can easily be done from our library's website.

In Legacy RefWorks, admin can customize log-in page. We want this function taken over to New RefWorks.

Please add the feature that allows libraries to find out how many new accounts were developed by activation date. This is a great way for us to show our administration how active RefWorks is being used by new users. We need to show that RefWorks is bringing in new accounts in order to justify the cost.

Allow admins to remove the "Which version of RefWorks would you like to export to?" page from view at the institutional account level and force export into New RefWorks.

It is necessary for administrators to change the options available to RefWorks users describing their school/college/department/role affiliations when they create new accounts. The names of departments and majors change or cease to exist, and RefWorks should be able to adapt to these new realities.

We would like to be able to access usage stats for partner institutions to whom we offer access to RefWorks via our account. This access has been set up using IP address ranges and email domains.

See above

The usage data currently available to admins isn't especially informative. We can see the total number of users and the total number of library views. But there's no way to know how many of those users created accounts, viewed their library once, and then never used RefWorks again vs. how many are using it regularly.

Also, when the usage data is downloaded, the date formatting is inconsistent. For the first 12 days of a given month, the dates are formatted M/D/YY with the month and date inverted. From the 13th onward, the dates are formatted YYYY-DD-MM.

I would like to view the resource list in alphabetical order

It would be useful if fields could be deleted as well as added when editing or compiling a manual reference e.g. Bills – we do not need the Sponsors field as it will add Anon which is not required.

Admin view of users - shoul dbe able to sort by any column AND download to excel/csv

Usage statistics can be produced monthly to reflect the frequency of logins from users. Roles of users can be reflected, so we know how many staff or students have been using Refworks on monthly basis. This can help to identify needs for promotion to a particular groups.

Provide the Administrator with the ability to view comments made with documents to prevent malicious and harmful comments