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For the withdrawn example, does this really require custom circulation statuses? Or just a way to indicate/query the reason an item was withdrawn?
The reason Polaris has traditional restricted circulation statuses is because of our automated processes around certain statuses. Using the withdrawn example, our automatic Lost/Missing to Withdrawn processing would not know about custom statuses or which one to use.
If we reworked this enhancement as needing to be able to track/report on withdrawn reasons, we could plan for that within the automated processes.
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It would be wonderful to see this option included in the Leap Request Manager as it would streamline reviewing and potentially following up on Pending requests that have been attempting fulfillment for an extended period of time.
Yes, Pending requests can currently be viewed using the Find Tool, but that is not an intuitive workflow.
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Our consortium is in the process of implementing Vega Discover. It would be great to have the option to include shelf location AND collection in the edition information.
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In the attachment, these items are not located in the same collection, but that is not obvious based on how the results are displayed. The first option displayed is in the Young Adult collection, which we would be able to determine with the call number. The second option, with three items, is in the Juvenile Fiction collection, which does not have a signifier in the call number.
The only way to find this information is to click on the library name, which will not be intuitive for our patrons. They will go to edition information first, and then they might try the Find a copy option.