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This would be a massive quality-of-life improvement. We frequently encounter issues where the holdshelf is cleared for the entire county—an error that occurs far more often than it should. Only a few System Admins can technically retrieve this data; they aren't always available, especially when these errors occur on weekends. Having this accessible at the staff level would reduce a lot of Saturday-morning stress.
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As a System Administrator managing over 100 Collection Sites, identifying which assets a user has access to requires manually checking each site. This is prohibitively time-consuming and leads to errors when editing, auditing, or deleting user accounts and Collection Sites. A Centralized User Access Management feature would help to efficiently audit and manage user permissions across all associated Vega Discover assets (Collection Sites, Kiosks, and Showcases).
Ideally, the feature should allow staff to:
1. Select a User.
2. View a comprehensive list of all associated Collection Sites, Kiosks, and Showcases the user has access to.
3. Manage those access points centrally (e.g., bulk removal of access) from this single view.
This will eliminate manual checks, significantly reduce administrative time, and ensure all access points are accurately accounted for when managing user permissions.An error occurred while saving the comment Nicole Turzillo
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As a System Administrator managing over 100 Collection Sites, identifying which assets a user has access to requires manually checking each site. This is prohibitively time-consuming and leads to errors when editing, auditing, or deleting user accounts and Collection Sites. A Centralized User Access Management feature would help to efficiently audit and manage user permissions across all associated Vega Discover assets (Collection Sites, Kiosks, and Showcases).
Ideally, the feature should allow staff to:
1. Select a User.
2. View a comprehensive list of all associated Collection Sites, Kiosks, and Showcases the user has access to.
3. Manage those access points centrally (e.g., bulk removal of access) from this single view.
This will eliminate manual checks, significantly reduce administrative time, and ensure all access points are accurately accounted for when managing user permissions. -
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The product team will review this idea for consideration for a future release.
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Just like Jeremy's consortium, we have vendors that use a single key for multiple libraries. Consequently, while the API endpoints will need a stat group parameter for data separation, it would be a significant improvement in usability if the stat group could be assigned as a default to the key.
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The product team will review this idea for consideration for a future release.
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The product team will review this idea for consideration for a future release.
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Since we use shared logins, we would love to see 'session-based' accessibility toggles. This would allow a staff member to enable high contrast or font scaling for their shift without permanently changing the default display for everyone else.