AdminYoel Kortick
(Senior Librarian, Ex Libris)
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Thank you for this suggestion. It has been added to the long term roadmap. The status has been changed to planned.
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Moving this back to no status and adding a note to clarify. For Summon over Alma customers, we can schedule delivery of reports via email. But currently OBI statistics from the Summon UI are not covered under these reports.
This idea covers reports and usage outside of Alma.
An error occurred while saving the comment It is already possible to schedule Alma Analytics reports to be sent to recipients by email on a regular basis. See for example
at https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Alma/Training/Extended_Training/Presentations_and_Documents_-_Analytics
The following presentations:
1. Analytics - How to create a scheduled report from an Alma Analytics report to be sent by email nightly.docx
2. Analytics - How to create a scheduled report from an Alma Analytics report to be sent to Alma and non-Alma users.pptx -
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Dear Alma Community,
I am writing to inform you of a recent change that affects the status of an enhancement you have created or supported in the Idea Exchange.
As part of our ongoing commitment to align our internal development processes and increase roadmap transparency with our community, some Ideas that were previously marked as “Planned” have been reassigned a status of “Accepted”.
The “Accepted” status signifies that the Alma Product Management team recognizes the value of these Ideas and is committed to their development. However, enhancements are not expected to make it onto The Roadmap in the next year.
We believe that this change will ultimately benefit our user community by providing a more realistic and transparent view of Alma development. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we implement this change.
We understand that this change may lead to disappointment or frustration, and we sincerely apologize for any…
AdminYoel Kortick (Senior Librarian, Ex Libris) shared this idea ·
We have begun to investigate this more in depth and thank you very much for your three suggestions of how this can be implemented. In order to decide how best to implement this it would be useful to first know what "business needs" you are trying to address. What types of reports are you looking to create? What information do you need to get and what types of reports do you want?. Note that today the bibliographic details folder already has the collection ID and collection name.