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Our libraries really want us to be able to add this feature. It would be most helpful at the consortium level.
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We would like to request this as well for consortiums. Our old ILS was able to integrate Overdrive into our OPAC even thought we had multiple Overdrive accounts. In our instance, we have over 15 libraries belonging to one group, and a smaller group of other libraries belonging to another Overdrive group. We were told, how it would work now, is the larger group would be able to access each other's Overdrive collection But the other group would each be entered separately and not be able to access the other group's items (almost like duplicated titles being entered for each of these libraries). It would be great if a patron could log in to Vega, and the system would automatically know which Overdrive group they belong to, and show those titles in Vega, so the patrons could then check out Overdrive titles, and also place holds on these Overdrive titles.
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I agree with Beth Lane. Our libraries would like to prevent patrons from placing holds on "library of things" and "hotspots" [specific material types] that they already have checked out. Thank you.