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This cross-library visibility is available without location/desk selection under Fulfillment > Resource Requests > Monitor Requests & Item Processes > Workflow step: Pickup From Shelf
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This is a CDI record from the Rapido Global Titles Index, and I believe you might be referring to placing resource sharing requests rather than a patron physical item request as I don't see a sign of physical holdings? It seems problematic to have a record like this with some many identifiers. I wonder if you have queried the situation in a Support case and had it confirmed that an enhancement request is the best path forward?
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Normally this would be a concern given the Idea Exchange is not for defects per both the FAQ and the Posting Guidelines, for good reason as this is a dangerous road to go down for suggesting product development "ideas" to shift from feature improvements and novel suggestions to simply fixing the product.
But I notice that the documentation linked has this statement, and it is not common Ex Libris practice to document a document, only a 'by design' aspect: "Records suppressed from discovery are not exported with any export action (such as Export to Excel, Print, and Email)."
This suggests that they are treating it as an enhancement rather than a defect.
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There is a setting to remember_last_loan_display parameter. Although I agree it's not a default, the staff member need only set it once to All and then this is remembered until they change it.
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I don't see any filter removing loans when travelling from Fulfillment > Checkout/Checkin > Manage Patron Services. Can it be described more detail on this filter?
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The display field aspect is possible as of November 2024 in Primo VE.
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We don't work with Shibboleth, but OpenAthens Redirector is supported. Here are some potentially helpful documents:
https://docs.openathens.net/tpa/exlibris-alma-and-the-openathens-redirector
https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/alma/integrations/openathens/
https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Alma/Product_Documentation/010Alma_Online_Help_(English)/090Integrations_with_External_Systems/060Authentication/040OpenAthens_LA_Proxy_Support
https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Primo/Product_Documentation/020Primo_VE/Primo_VE_(English)/120Other_Configurations/Configuring_Central_Index_and_Proxy_Settings_for_Primo_VE -
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This is a significant pain point that there is no source available of a list of subscribers to Analytics Objects scheduled emails.
This becomes problematic when subscribers no longer should be sent these emails. This may be because of a changed position to one which no longer has the relevant role in Alma or the aligned responsibilities, or leaving the library altogether.
In some cases, the staff member may simply forget to unsubscribe themselves and in other cases this may be quite a negative situation and this becomes a security and privacy issue for the Library.In Alma Analytics there is the Analytics Objects subject area and the Analytics Usage Tracking subject area.
In Alma there is the Analytics Object List.
Yet none of these three likely options includes any easy way to identify subscribers to scheduled emails.The only option currently is for an Analytics Administrator to step in and manually click into every single Analytics Object Scheduled Report, by clicking to see the full detail, scroll down or click to the Manage Subscriptions section, visually check the potentially long list of subscribers to see if the user / email is subscribed, click the … and Remove in they are, and repeat over and over again for each object.
This is minimum four clicks for every single object and there could be hundreds to check.I am reminded of this as we have had another instance of this pain point recently with a scenario of a staff member forgetting to unsub themselves upon retirement. Once our institution offboarded the email address when their employment officially ended after several weeks the Analytics reports starting streaming into our CRM system as bounces per the configured email. So, even with this bounce scenario as an ultimate failsafe, this generated even more work for non-Admin staff to handle these CRM ‘jobs’.
I support this suggestion to add this information to Alma Analytics, such as to the Analytics Usage SA, while also noting that another useful addition would be to the configuration menu itself, to include in the Export to excel option a column for Manage Subscriptions data to include the details of the subscribed accounts.
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I think a mistake is made and this submission should be deleted and redone, lest the idea is wasted as not attracting votes. The title is the submitter email: laura.macneil@ed.ac.uk
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This seems like it would be better as a support case, as a documentation issue but also a little more if there is a compliance lapse (rather than product development).
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This appears to be spam, with three submissions by this user jeffreestar, all of which appear to be legitimate until there is a link to a random game at the end.
I know this won't answer your idea completely but this documentation might be helpful for Ex Libris AI metadata indications:
https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Content/Knowledge_Articles/Alma/Knowledge_Articles/AI_Bibliographic_Records_Enrichment