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@Eric Young
I really should do a quick audit of some of these reports, and see what the libraries use on the regular to check and see how accurate those reports are. This is literally a "no data is better than wrong data" situation.
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@Laina Kelly
At the very least, someone could write the query or create the report in Report Builder and then send that to everyone. We did that a few times back at a former library for the same exact reason. Everyone was using Polaris, so here's how we all get the same numbers, apples to apples.
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Eleanor is on to something right there with that timed challenge comment. It'd be great if there were, for lack of a better term, a Report Store - like an app store. I can kind of see something like the Software Boutique in Ubuntu MATE where someone can go look for a report, check out the code, vote on it, view comments, and if they like it they just click a couple things and add it to their system.
That'd be fantastic, and such a powerful way to share information between libraries!
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I like what Sarah St. Martin has to say below - about being able to use your own images. That'd be an absolute game changer for spine labels and it'd get libraries out of the habit of buying stickers. Printing a custom icon, or an emoji, on the spine label will save money for the library and decrease the amount of paper used throughout the organization.
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We had this very problem with one of our libraries in California. They needed a report based on You Saved data and it came back that a couple of patrons had saved millions of dollars because a couple of books were in the system with six digit prices. It threw off the You Saved amounts for multiple patrons.