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Fix citations reverting to older editions when added from the 'Rialto search scope' in Leganto
The current problem occurs when we use the Rialto search scope in Leganto to find a new edition of a book, and we already hold previous edition(s) of the same title. When we add the title to the reading list, it associates to the ISBN of previous editions and the citation reverts to an older held version. This is the opposite of what we want it to do, we want it to be used to highlight where a new edition is available so we can begin a purchase of this new content - which would be in ProQuest's interests too!
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Improved list functionality
We don't have selectors, but do have several librarians that send us curated recommendations for purchase. Because of this, we use lists to share items recommended for purchase instead of carts. As our list of lists grows, it would be helpful to be able to organize lists into folders to keep them better organized. It would also be helpful to be notified of updates to shared lists. Updates any time an item was added would be cumbersome, so the optimal solution would be to add a "send list" button that would alert a chosen Rialto user that a shared list…
9 votes -
Cart Templates--Approval search
Templates are searchable when ordering titles but they are not searchable once in the approval queue. For instances where a template would be useful and there are many templates to search through it would be great to be able to search the templates in the approval area as well.
8 votes -
Display fund amount in cart and error message if insufficient funds
Currently, selectors are able to submit orders for approval while using funds with insufficient funds (regardless of the overencumbrance being set to yes, no, or limitless). The selector will not see an error message saying that the funds are insufficient for the title.
We would like an option for the available funds to be made visible for the approver when they select the fund, with an error message being triggered upon checkout. Alternatively, it shouldn't be possible to send for approval with an insufficient fund
8 votes -
Display Rialto/ProQuest prices in the Keylinks acquisition price checker
Within Keylinks (Kortext) reading lists, GOBI and Browns price information is integrated in the price checker acquisitions module. Rialto market information should also be integrated here.
8 votes -
Keylinks integration in Rialto
Display reading list information within Rialto, from the Keylinks (Kortext) reading list system:
- Add a tag within the market listing, similar to the "in your institution" tag and "in my lists" Leganto tag
- Make this tag clickable and display the reading list information (e.g. module code, name)
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Allow Split Funding
Please allow us to select multiple funds per purchase order. Our selectors often share costs on purchases. We currently have to place the order on one fund, then edit to split funds after purchase, but sometimes when funding is too low we aren't able to do this.
8 votes -
Add DDA Orders to Order History
Please add triggered DDA purchases to Order History.
7 votes -
Include "material type" as an option when creating cart template
Please make "material type" an option in Rialto cart templates so we don't have to edit each newly created POL in order to add that information.
7 votes -
Title Alerts list functionality improvements
Use case: I have 30+ title alerts and need to add a parameter to each of them. When I go into an alert and edit it, clicking Save takes me back to the top of the list. Even when I'm on the second page.
Need: Save should take me back to the same place in the list where I left off. The last-clicked alert should be highlighted (as it is when I don't make a change and click Cancel).
Also, the list of title alerts should be exportable--just like every other list in Alma.
7 votes -
Duplicate a Selection Plan
We'd like to be able to duplicate existing selection plans. See the image for more information. We're finding it helpful to duplicate them for experimentation. Thanks!
6 votes -
Better publisher filters in Rialto query builder
It is difficult to exclude publishers from a DDA pool due to poor filter design in Rialto. The filters rely on keyword matching rather than controlled values. This allowed unwanted publishers' books to enter our DDA pool, and the removal process was tedious and highly error prone, taking months to complete. Rialto needs better publisher filtering so unwanted publishers do not enter the DDA pool at all. One possibility is that publisher names could be a controlled vocabulary selected via a dropdown menu. This would ensure that unwanted publishers are excluded from libraries' selection plans. This would also eliminate the…
6 votes -
Being able to filter and sort
To be able to sort and filter feeds to be able to declutters all the lists. This could include filtering or limiting by user.
6 votes -
Cart Templates - make sorting sticky or create facets in left menu that can be saved
The "Sort by" function for Cart Templates is not sticky and the only options for sorting are Creation date (the default) and Name. Once you've navigated away it reverts back to Sort by: Creation date. I'd like to see either facets or additional sorting options and to make the sort option sticky.
6 votes -
keep history of rejected titles from selection plans
It would be helpful to have a history of what titles have been rejected from selection plans. This data can help us understand when certain titles did not come on selection and give us a dataset to analyze to improve the selection plan for the goal of making it more automated.
6 votes -
More control over Rialto Task List
We have our eBook Central DDA set up as a selection plan in Rialto. On our Alma task list, there is always the task "Selection plans awaiting review". Even when I review the selection plan, the task still stays there. We would like to be able to remove the "Selection plans awaiting review" from the Task List.
6 votes -
Keep the icon "in your institution"
Instead of icon disappearing once you click on the title and it only showing this information one the right-hand bar that you have to click on.
6 votes -
Override call number in Analytics
We would like the "override call number" to be a value in Analytics so that we can report on any order that has been submitted with an override call number.
6 votes -
Blocking Titles Meeting Certain Criteria from Rialto Searches/Recommendation Feeds
It would be very helpful if Rialto administrators could completely block titles from appearing in Rialto searches, selector recommendation tools, etc. if they meet certain predefined criteria. The use case is when a library purchases complete annual ebook collections from publishers and does not want to risk duplicate purchasing. Administrators could create a "block profile" with specific publisher and year criteria and then apply it across all of Rialto so selectors don't see these titles when searching or reviewing recommendation feeds.
6 votes -
Need an API that we could search using ISBN that would tell us what we own in E and P and also tell us what is available to purchase
Need an API that we could search using ISBN or a few other select identifiers that would tell us what we own in E and P and also tell us what is available to purchase with format, price and licensing info. It would also be necessary to have the search function similarly to the way it does in Rialto with a fuzzy match/FRBR type logic based on an exact match option or fuzzy match option in the API call. It would also be desired to perhaps then be able to "batch" order a set of the items after processing either…
6 votes
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