Tipasa release notes, December 2023
Release Date: December 17, 2023
Introduzione
This release of Tipasa provides features and enhancements that will help you manage more complex workflows, including:
- Define pickup location codes for improved integration with your Circulation system
- Use the Resource Sharing Request API to extend your library's ability to create and retrieve requests
The enhancements are the direct result of your feedback.
Azioni consigliate
Per questa versione, si consiglia di rivedere i seguenti elenchi di controllo e completare le attività pertinenti in modo da poter modificare i criteri e i flussi di lavoro e formare il proprio personale. Questi elenchi di controllo identificano gli aggiornamenti che abbiamo determinato come significativi per la maggior parte degli istituti. Ti invitiamo a rivedere tutti i documenti nelle note sulla versione per determinare se vi sono altri articoli che potrebbero richiedere un'azione aggiuntiva o un follow-up da parte del tuo istituto.
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If your library uses Alma, Horizon, Millennium, Sierra, or Symphony for Circulation, add your pickup location codes to your patron request forms. This will ensure that the codes are populated for temporary circulation items. For details, see the section below for Define pickup location codes for improved integration with your Circulation system. |
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Azioni successive
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Nuove funzionalità e miglioramenti
Define pickup location codes for improved integration with your Circulation system
For libraries using Alma, Horizon, Millennium , Sierra, or Symphony for Circulation
Previously, pickup locations for third-party Circulation systems were text-only strings defined in your request forms and displayed in the staff interface and request forms. With this release, you are now able to additionally define location codes that can be passed from Tipasa to your Circulation system for inclusion in temporary circulation items.
Setup of location codes is done in OCLC Service Configuration. To do this, go to WorldShare ILL > Request Forms. Select the Article, Book, or Other form, and click to view/edit the values for the Pickup Location field.
If the names of your pickup locations are already set up, you can add location codes. Click the pencil icon for the location, add the code, and click Save.
Or, you can click Add Locations to create a new pickup location with a location code. Enter the name and code, click +Add, and then click Save.
For example, if you have two pickup locations and the default location of "no selection":
Then the drop-down menu in the request form and staff interface will appear like this:
With this release, you'll need to add the location codes to each of the Tipasa request forms that include the Pickup Location field. When a temporary item is created in your Circulation system, both the name and code for the selected pickup location will be included.
Note: If a Home Branch and/or Pickup Location value is defined within a patron’s record (WorldShare Admin module), that value will override the default pickup location that has been defined for the Tipasa request form (OCLC Service Configuration).
In an upcoming release, functionality will be added to OCLC Service Configuration that will allow you to centrally define pickup location codes - rather than specifying them for a specific Tipasa form.
For more information, Configure Pickup Location on Request Forms.
Use the Resource Sharing Request API to extend your library's ability to create and retrieve requests
The Resource Sharing Request API is now available for use by your library's staff to offer custom interfaces that include the following features:
- Create requests that are processed by automation, put in review, or sent directly to lenders.
- Search requests based on a patron identifier to provide your patron with their outstanding requests.
- Get full details of individual requests such as bibliographic information, status, and much more.
For more information, view the recording of Product Insights: OCLC APIs, October 2023. (The Resource Sharing Request API section begins at the 15:00 time stamp.)
Also, please visit the short URL oc.lc/rs-apis.
Correzioni di bug e problemi noti
For a full list of current and recently fixed issues, see Known issues.
Collegamenti importanti
Post-release session
To help you become familiar with the new features, enhancements, and improvements included in this release, please attend the upcoming webinar Product Insights: Resource Sharing.
Date: Wednesday, January 31, 2:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time (UTC -05:00)
Registration: https://community.oclc.org/t5/resource-sharing-events/product-insights-resource-sharing/ec-p/49417#M7
Please note the session time zones when registering. The sessions will be recorded and archived for future viewing on the OCLC Community Center. Please register, even if you cannot attend, to receive a link to the recorded session.
OCLC Resource Sharing Conference web series
The 2024 OCLC Resource Sharing Conference (RSC24) web series will begin in March 2024, and the program committee is currently accepting presentation proposals. Please watch the news in the coming weeks for the agenda and registration.
Recordings and slides from the 2023 OCLC Resource Sharing Conference (RSC23) web series are available in the community center. The free, virtual sessions from RSC23 included:
- Some changes are here to stay: Managing resource sharing in the 21st century | Recording and slides
- RSC23 Lightning sessions - Conducting interlibrary loan user surveys and Training student employees on ILL processing | Recording and slides
- Law, not guidelines: Moving beyond CONTU | Recording and slides
- Exceed your library users’ expectations with your ILL services | Recording and slides
- Lightning sessions- Resource sharing: an Italian perspective, Resource share the love, and Resource sharing trends survey | Recording and slides
- Workshop - Tips to improve staff workflows and users’ experience | Recording and slides
Virtual Workshop Series: scopri come ottimizzare la configurazione del prestito interbibliotecario (ILL).
Sei stato in grado di partecipare a tutti i nostri seminari virtuali in cui abbiamo mostrato come è possibile ottimizzare l'impostazione ILL e i flussi di lavoro della biblioteca e risparmiare tempo?
La serie includeva i seguenti argomenti:
- Parte 1: Perfezionare i criteri e le deviazioni (registrazione, diapositive ed elenco di controllo disponibili)
- Parte 2: Costruisci i tuoi posseduti personalizzati (registrazione, diapositive ed elenco di controllo disponibili)
- Parte 3: Automatizzare il processo di richiesta (registrazione, diapositive ed elenco di controllo disponibili)
- Parte 4: Cura e cura dei dati (registrazione, diapositive ed elenco di controllo disponibili)
- Parte 5: Conta delle statistiche di utilizzo (registrazione, diapositive ed elenco di controllo disponibili)
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