Henry Robt
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Having a distinct process status for loaned items could make Alma workflows much clearer, especially when staff need to quickly distinguish loaned materials from items in other processing stages. A dedicated status could also make searching, reporting, and tracking these items more consistent.
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24 votes
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Adding library closure dates to the calendar of the borrowing library would make Alma scheduling much clearer for both staff and users. It could help prevent incorrect due dates and reduce confusion when items are borrowed across libraries with different holiday or closure schedules.
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2 votes
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Displaying the PO line and invoice number in separate fields would make Alma records much easier to read and manage. Keeping these values distinct could also help with searching, reporting, and quickly identifying the correct purchase order or invoice during daily workflows.
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4 votes
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Automatic uploading of electronic holdings could save a lot of repetitive work, especially for libraries managing large collections. It would be helpful if the process also provided clear validation and error reporting so staff can quickly identify records that need attention.
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109 votes
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Having all AI metric types available through a consistent access method could make Alma’s analytics much easier to work with. A unified approach would also help users compare different AI metrics without having to learn separate workflows for each one.
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3 votes
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3 votes
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This would be a really useful improvement for Primo, especially when search results span many pages. Being able to select records from different pages and then work with them together would make larger searches much easier to manage.
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147 votes
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This would make material type assignment much easier to manage. Having more control over how database records are mapped to material types could reduce manual corrections and help keep Primo results more consistent.
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2 votes
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I support this suggestion. A dedicated search based on a user’s total fine and fee balance would make account management more efficient, especially when staff need to find users within a specific balance range. Adding filters for exact amounts, minimum, and maximum balances could make the feature even more practical.
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This would be a very useful search option for libraries managing overdue fines and user accounts. Being able to search or filter users by their total fine or fee balance could make it much easier to identify accounts that need attention. It would also be helpful if the search supported ranges, such as users with balances above or below a specified amount.
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5 votes
Hello,
We will reach out to the provider, and ask for the metadata for this collection.
Thanks,
Tamar Ganor
Content Product Manager
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This would be a useful addition for institutions working with Japanese resources. Having the three Shiryo Sanshu volumes available as Aggregator package collections would make portfolio management and discovery much easier in Alma. Hopefully these collections can be added with the registered portfolios included.
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1 vote
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Allowing users to copy and paste directly from Alma Analytics report results would be a practical usability improvement. It would make it much easier to move selected data into spreadsheets, documents, or other workflows without having to export an entire report.