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Having a renewal block for up to 50% of the items checkout period would be beneficial and also serve to reduce the potential for any artificially inflated circulation numbers.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sarah Cournoyer
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As a library that has recently completed a large weeding project and planning ongoing weeding, it would be beneficial to have deleted items not show up in search results for staff. As part of a consortia, this could help staff at other system member libraries so that they only see items that are able to be requested and need not disappoint patrons when an item turns out to be deleted.
I also think the functionality would be helpful for Withdrawn and Damaged items, too. Having it as a toggle on/off setting in a user profile would be great because then staff assigned to weeding projects or technical services staff could use the view that does include those items.
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This is a critical issue. Patrons expect their lists to be available to them whatever their barcode is or the reason for changing it. It is imperative that a solution to use the PATRON ID for lists or that a workaround to merge lists when a patron barcode is changed be implemented. Within a consortium with 32 member libraries, we update patron barcodes frequently for patrons who may move from one member library community to another, as well as many other reasons referenced in the original comment.
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Our library would use the message feature, but if it doesn't appear in Vega Discover which we have migrated our patrons to, then the message feature is not helpful in saving staff time or empowering patrons.
As an example, a DVD release was just canceled and there were 45 holds on it. Using the message function would be a great way to communicate that it was canceled to all of those patrons.
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Agreed. We're in a consortia and when updating a barcode for a patron in our area we may need to know their previous barcode. It is also necessary for us to have the former barcode when we merge accounts on Libby/OverDrive so they can keep holds and histories. Automating the populate former barcode field would be efficient and preferred.
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This is an essential item for a consortia. Our member libraries want to have our individual on-order and non-circulating holdings items appear for patrons signed into their account on a library's instance so that they can place holds immediately. We have a holds ratio that determines how many copies to buy and it also ensures that our items can circulate to our local patrons via filled holds before these items leave our library to fill holds at other libraries in our consortia. Non-circulating items should also appear in our instance of the catalog so that patrons in the building and signed into their account can find things to use on site.
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Force logout on browser close is a needed improvement. We utilize user training to sign out of the Leap, but when a browser is closed, it should log a user out automatically. We've had locked records happen due to this and it was time consuming to sort out from a user standpoint.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Sarah Cournoyer
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The member libraries in our consortia have a variety of settings and desired info. It would be useful to have collection site and Polaris PAC settings in place.
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With all of the options people have outside of libraries, an On-Order option would make it easier for patrons to identify materials that are new, confirm if their library has ordered an item, and to place a hold. This functionality would be extremely beneficial.