Select whether you are using the Legacy interface or the Modernized interface in WorldShare Interlibrary Loan.
Follow the instructions below to process New for Review requests.
To process New for Review requests:

Bibliographic matching helps patrons get the item they asked for. When someone submits a new borrowing request through a supported path (listed below), WorldShare Interlibrary Loan searches WorldCat using the citation on the request. It finds WorldCat records that count as good matches for that request.
The system then picks one main, best matched, WorldCat record for the request. When several records qualify, it picks the one held by the most libraries worldwide. That main record does two jobs:
This matching runs for eligible new requests even if you do not use the Automated Request Manager.
Sometimes WorldCat has more than one good record for the same item (for example, different editions of the same work or records for an e-serial vs. a print serial). The request still gets one main record applied, as described above.
Some automations go further. If the matched automation builds a lender string or sends the request to lenders using a Custom Holdings Path, the Automated Request Manager also checks your preferred lenders against other good matching WorldCat records, not only the main record. That way a lender is not skipped just because their holdings are on a different edition or different record in WorldCat.
What borrowing staff usually see first on the request is bibliographic data from the main best matching record. Later, as the request moves through lenders in the lender string, that data may change to match the lender or edition held by each lender in the lender string.
If no automation applies, or the automation only updates constant data or moves the request to review (it does not build a lender string or send to lenders), this main record is used to update the bibliographic fields on the request and that is typically the end of matching.
Matching runs automatically when a request is submitted via:
Note: Matching does not run when staff create a request manually in the staff interface unless the request is sent to automation.
When there is no OCLC number on the request, the same rules use the format of the most widely held record from the search, not mainly the format on the form.
When there is no OCLC number on the request, the same rules use the format of the most widely held record from the search, not mainly the format on the form. Some related formats are treated as equivalent during matching:
Print and electronic serial records can both be acceptable when they share an ISSN and pass title checking, because serial formats are in the same group. Other formats each have their own category (for example DVD, VHS, and sound recording). A request for a DVD will not pull in book or VHS records for the same title.
Most of the time, bibliographic matching may include more than one acceptable WorldCat record when ISBN, ISSN, or OCLC number searches find equivalent editions or cataloging choices. That helps automation find lenders among your most preferred partners when any related record is acceptable.
Other times you already know the exact WorldCat record you want to use to find lenders. You do not want matching to expand the list of acceptable records using other identifiers on the request. The same need comes up when a patron requires large print and a regular print copy is not acceptable.
Edition preference and edition text on the request tell matching when to narrow results. Matching uses these values as originally submitted on the request, before it updates bibliographic fields.
Edition preference and edition text must be on the request when it is submitted or when staff send it to automation. You can set them in the staff interface, on patron request forms, or both.
Choose This edition when staff or the patron need that specific WorldCat record, not a different edition the system might otherwise find from ISBN or ISSN.
When This edition is selected and the request includes an OCLC number, acceptable matches are limited to that OCLC number only. Bibliographic matching does not use ISBN or ISSN on the request to add other acceptable records. If that OCLC number cannot be matched, the request typically moves to Review for staff follow-up.
Selecting This edition without an OCLC number on the request does not narrow matching by itself.
When edition text indicates large print (recognized English and non-English phrases, matched without regard to case), acceptable matches are limited to large-print print-book records in WorldCat. This works together with the usual identifier, title, and material format rules.
This edition and large print can both apply. If This edition is selected with an OCLC number and edition text indicates large print, matching uses only that OCLC number and the record must also qualify as large print. If it does not, the request will move to Review.
Any edition (or no preference selected) keeps the broader matching behavior described earlier, except when edition text triggers large print filtering.
Most recent edition does not change which WorldCat records are acceptable during bibliographic matching.
Request history includes an automation history with notes when these rules restricted matching or caused an ISBN or ISSN search to be skipped. Staff can review those notes when a request lands in Review.

To display holdings, use one of the following options:
Note: A line separates holdings for each state and province. Within each state or province, holdings are listed alphabetically by institution name
Note: The Year and Volume filters apply to the selected path or profiled group when creating a copy request for an article from a journal/magazine.
When viewing holdings for an item, you can filter the list of holdings to assist in building a lender string. If you select both a Custom Holdings Path and a year or volume, the lender string will automatically populate with libraries from the first section of the display.
You can filter holdings by a custom holdings path when the item requested is a book or other monograph as well as for copy requests where:
Nota: i percorsi di posseduto personalizzati che contengono gruppi con profilo possono essere applicati completamente solo tramite automazioni configurate in Gestione richieste automatizzate. Se il percorso di posseduto personalizzato è stato applicato manualmente, viene visualizzato un avviso. Per creare una stringa prestatore parziale dal percorso dei posseduti personalizzato corrente che non includa i simboli del gruppo con profilo, fare clic su OK. Fare clic su Annulla per chiudere questa finestra e instradare manualmente la richiesta all'automazione oppure selezionare un percorso di posseduti personalizzato diverso. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedere Percorso di posseduto personalizzato.
When viewing holdings for a journal or other periodical, you can filter the list of holdings by year or year and volume. This data is populated from the lending library's local holdings record or knowledge base holdings.

On the Holdings screen, you also have several options:
icon at the top of the Holdings screen, indicating that your library has a holding set on that item in WorldCat. You will also see this icon on the top of the Request work form. If the information has been provided by the library, electronic serials display the exact coverage statement from the WorldCat knowledge base and a Local Holding Record (LHR) summary displays for print serials in the Holdings column.
Click on the summary text in the Holdings column to view additional details about the WorldCat knowledge base or LHR holdings for the title.
Note: The citation information for copy requests will display at the top of the Holdings screen and will remain as you scroll through potential lenders. Compare the lenders holding information in the Holdings column to the citation information of the copy request to be sure the lender has the exact volume needed to fulfill the request.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per elaborare le richieste Open Access.
Per elaborare le richieste Open Access:
Attenzione: è importante inviare via e-mail all'utente il collegamento Open Access alla richiesta prima di fare clic su Apri accesso perché quando la richiesta viene aggiornata ad Accesso chiuso/aperto, le informazioni sull'utente allegate alla richiesta verranno cancellate.
Nota: le richieste evase tramite Open Access saranno incluse nei report statistici mensili.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per contrassegnare un documento come ricevuto.
Per contrassegnare un documento come ricevuto:
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per rinnovare un elemento della richiesta.
Per rinnovare un item:
Attenzione: quando si suggerisce una data di scadenza, assicurarsi di consultare le politiche di rinnovo della biblioteca del prestito scorrendo il modulo di richiesta verso il basso e facendo clic sull'icona del punto interrogativo (
) per aprire il profilo della directory delle politiche della biblioteca.
Se un documento ricevuto risulta mancante, marcare la richiesta come Perduta per avvisare la biblioteca che effettua il prestito.
Per contrassegnare un documento come smarrito:
Lo stato della richiesta viene aggiornato a Persa e la richiesta viene spostata nella coda Ricevuta ma Mancante sia per la biblioteca prestatrice che per quella che effettua il prestito.
Se l'item è stato recuperato, restituirlo o rinnovarlo. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedere Restituire articoli.
Se una richiesta non viene soddisfatta da nessuno dei prestatori nella sequenza delle biblioteche a cui far richiesta, la richiesta resterà inevasa. Le opzioni per le richieste inevase includono Invia nuovamente richiesta, Modifica tipo di evasione o Annulla richiesta.
Per inviare nuovamente la richiesta:
È possibile modificare il Tipo di evasione di una richiesta non evasa in Richiesta di acquisto.
Per modificare il tipo di evasione della richiesta:
Nota: sebbene il pulsante Annulla richiesta sia ancora disponibile per queste richieste, non è necessario fare clic su questo pulsante poiché la richiesta è già stata chiusa. Se cliccato, lo stato della richiesta verrà aggiornato a Chiusa (annullata). Questa richiesta verrà quindi conteggiata due volte nel report Statistiche di utilizzo OCLC - Panoramica attività del destinatario del prestito come richiesta non soddisfatta e come richiesta annullata.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per rispondere alle condizionali.
Per rispondere alle condizionali:
Note: Update the request as needed before saying Yes to the condition. If there is confusion or special circumstances, use the lender's contact information in the request or form the Policies Directory to communicate with the lender. There is no way to add a note when responding to a lender's conditional response within the request.
Durata: 9:44
Nuova per revisione è una categoria nel servizio di prestito interbibliotecario OCLC per le richieste instradate dal sistema o salvate dalla revisione dal personale della biblioteca per essere approvate ed elaborate in un secondo momento. Questo video spiega come le richieste ILL arrivano alla categoria Nuovi per revisione e come un membro del personale della biblioteca può elaborare la richiesta.
Durata: 10:17
Questo video illustra i passaggi che un membro del personale di una biblioteca prestatrice esegue dopo che una richiesta ILL è stata inserita nel sistema e deve essere elaborata e aggiornata.
Follow the instructions below to process New for Review requests.
To process New for Review requests:

Bibliographic matching helps patrons get the item they asked for. When someone submits a new borrowing request through a supported path (listed below), WorldShare Interlibrary Loan searches WorldCat using the citation on the request. It finds WorldCat records that count as good matches for that request.
The system then picks one main, best matched, WorldCat record for the request. When several records qualify, it picks the one held by the most libraries worldwide. That main record does two jobs:
This matching runs for eligible new requests even if you do not use the Automated Request Manager.
Sometimes WorldCat has more than one good record for the same item (for example, different editions of the same work or records for an e-serial vs. a print serial). The request still gets one main record applied, as described above.
Some automations go further. If the matched automation builds a lender string or sends the request to lenders using a Custom Holdings Path, the Automated Request Manager also checks your preferred lenders against other good matching WorldCat records, not only the main record. That way a lender is not skipped just because their holdings are on a different edition or different record in WorldCat.
What borrowing staff usually see first on the request is bibliographic data from the main best matching record. Later, as the request moves through lenders in the lender string, that data may change to match the lender or edition held by each lender in the lender string.
If no automation applies, or the automation only updates constant data or moves the request to review (it does not build a lender string or send to lenders), this main record is used to update the bibliographic fields on the request and that is typically the end of matching.
Matching runs automatically when a request is submitted via:
Note: Matching does not run when staff create a request manually in the staff interface unless the request is sent to automation.
When there is no OCLC number on the request, the same rules use the format of the most widely held record from the search, not mainly the format on the form.
When there is no OCLC number on the request, the same rules use the format of the most widely held record from the search, not mainly the format on the form. Some related formats are treated as equivalent during matching:
Print and electronic serial records can both be acceptable when they share an ISSN and pass title checking, because serial formats are in the same group. Other formats each have their own category (for example DVD, VHS, and sound recording). A request for a DVD will not pull in book or VHS records for the same title.
Most of the time, bibliographic matching may include more than one acceptable WorldCat record when ISBN, ISSN, or OCLC number searches find equivalent editions or cataloging choices. That helps automation find lenders among your most preferred partners when any related record is acceptable.
Other times you already know the exact WorldCat record you want to use to find lenders. You do not want matching to expand the list of acceptable records using other identifiers on the request. The same need comes up when a patron requires large print and a regular print copy is not acceptable.
Edition preference and edition text on the request tell matching when to narrow results. Matching uses these values as originally submitted on the request, before it updates bibliographic fields.
Edition preference and edition text must be on the request when it is submitted or when staff send it to automation. You can set them in the staff interface, on patron request forms, or both.
Choose This edition when staff or the patron need that specific WorldCat record, not a different edition the system might otherwise find from ISBN or ISSN.
When This edition is selected and the request includes an OCLC number, acceptable matches are limited to that OCLC number only. Bibliographic matching does not use ISBN or ISSN on the request to add other acceptable records. If that OCLC number cannot be matched, the request typically moves to Review for staff follow-up.
Selecting This edition without an OCLC number on the request does not narrow matching by itself.
When edition text indicates large print (recognized English and non-English phrases, matched without regard to case), acceptable matches are limited to large-print print-book records in WorldCat. This works together with the usual identifier, title, and material format rules.
This edition and large print can both apply. If This edition is selected with an OCLC number and edition text indicates large print, matching uses only that OCLC number and the record must also qualify as large print. If it does not, the request will move to Review.
Any edition (or no preference selected) keeps the broader matching behavior described earlier, except when edition text triggers large print filtering.
Most recent edition does not change which WorldCat records are acceptable during bibliographic matching.
Request history includes an automation history with notes when these rules restricted matching or caused an ISBN or ISSN search to be skipped. Staff can review those notes when a request lands in Review.

To display holdings, use one of the following options:
Note: A line separates holdings for each state and province. Within each state or province, holdings are listed alphabetically by institution name
Note: The Year and Volume filters apply to the selected path or profiled group when creating a copy request for an article from a journal/magazine.
When viewing holdings for an item, you can filter the list of holdings to assist in building a lender string. If you select both a Custom Holdings Path and a year or volume, the lender string will automatically populate with libraries from the first section of the display.
You can filter holdings by a custom holdings path when the item requested is a book or other monograph as well as for copy requests where:
Nota: i percorsi di posseduto personalizzati che contengono gruppi con profilo possono essere applicati completamente solo tramite automazioni configurate in Gestione richieste automatizzate. Se il percorso di posseduto personalizzato è stato applicato manualmente, viene visualizzato un avviso. Per creare una stringa prestatore parziale dal percorso dei posseduti personalizzato corrente che non includa i simboli del gruppo con profilo, fare clic su OK. Fare clic su Annulla per chiudere questa finestra e instradare manualmente la richiesta all'automazione oppure selezionare un percorso di posseduti personalizzato diverso. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedere Percorso di posseduto personalizzato.
When viewing holdings for a journal or other periodical, you can filter the list of holdings by year or year and volume. This data is populated from the lending library's local holdings record or knowledge base holdings.

On the Holdings screen, you also have several options:
icon at the top of the Holdings screen, indicating that your library has a holding set on that item in WorldCat. You will also see this icon on the top of the Request work form. If the information has been provided by the library, electronic serials display the exact coverage statement from the WorldCat knowledge base and a Local Holding Record (LHR) summary displays for print serials in the Holdings column.
Click on the summary text in the Holdings column to view additional details about the WorldCat knowledge base or LHR holdings for the title.
Note: The citation information for copy requests will display at the top of the Holdings screen and will remain as you scroll through potential lenders. Compare the lenders holding information in the Holdings column to the citation information of the copy request to be sure the lender has the exact volume needed to fulfill the request.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per elaborare le richieste Open Access.
Per elaborare le richieste Open Access:
Caution: It is important to email the patron the Open Access link to the request before clicking Open access because when the request is updated to Closed/Open Access, the patron information attached to the request will be cleared.
Nota: le richieste evase tramite Open Access saranno incluse nei report statistici mensili.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per contrassegnare un documento come ricevuto.
Per contrassegnare un documento come ricevuto:
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per rinnovare un elemento della richiesta.
Per rinnovare un item:
Attenzione: quando si suggerisce una data di scadenza, assicurarsi di consultare le politiche di rinnovo della biblioteca del prestito scorrendo il modulo di richiesta verso il basso e facendo clic sull'icona del punto interrogativo (
) per aprire il profilo della directory delle politiche della biblioteca.
Se un documento ricevuto risulta mancante, marcare la richiesta come Perduta per avvisare la biblioteca che effettua il prestito.
Per contrassegnare un documento come smarrito:
Lo stato della richiesta viene aggiornato a Persa e la richiesta viene spostata nella coda Ricevuta ma Mancante sia per la biblioteca prestatrice che per quella che effettua il prestito.
Se l'item è stato recuperato, restituirlo o rinnovarlo. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedere Restituire articoli.
Se una richiesta non viene soddisfatta da nessuno dei prestatori nella sequenza delle biblioteche a cui far richiesta, la richiesta resterà inevasa. Le opzioni per le richieste inevase includono Invia nuovamente richiesta, Modifica tipo di evasione o Annulla richiesta.
Per inviare nuovamente la richiesta:
You can change the Fulfillment Type of an unfilled request to a Purchase request.
Per modificare il tipo di evasione della richiesta:
Note: Whilst the Cancel request button is still available for these requests, it is not necessary to click on this button as the request has already been closed. If clicked, it will result in the request status being updated to Closed (canceled). This request will then be double-counted in OCLC Usage Statistics - Borrower Activity Overview Report as both an unfilled and a canceled request.
Seguire le istruzioni seguenti per rispondere alle condizionali.
Per rispondere alle condizionali:
Note: Update the request as needed before saying Yes to the condition. If there is confusion or special circumstances, use the lender's contact information in the request or form the Policies Directory to communicate with the lender. There is no way to add a note when responding to a lender's conditional response within the request.
Durata: 9:44
Nuova per revisione è una categoria nel servizio di prestito interbibliotecario OCLC per le richieste instradate dal sistema o salvate dalla revisione dal personale della biblioteca per essere approvate ed elaborate in un secondo momento. Questo video spiega come le richieste ILL arrivano alla categoria Nuovi per revisione e come un membro del personale della biblioteca può elaborare la richiesta.
Durata: 10:17
Questo video illustra i passaggi che un membro del personale di una biblioteca prestatrice esegue dopo che una richiesta ILL è stata inserita nel sistema e deve essere elaborata e aggiornata.