Cataloguing
Accession register, DDC class numbers, MARC21 fields and bulk import from spreadsheets.
From the accession register to the reader's phone: cataloguing with DDC numbers, barcode issue and return, holds, fines and an OPAC members can search from anywhere.
| Acc. no | Title | Due | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-18842 | Operating System Concepts | 02 Nov | Issued |
| A-20117 | Digital Signal Processing | 21 Oct | Overdue |
| A-09931 | Engineering Mathematics II | — | Returned |
| A-21460 | Data Structures in C | 04 Nov | Issued |
Accession register, DDC class numbers, MARC21 fields and bulk import from spreadsheets.
Barcode or RFID issue and return, renewals, holds and member-type loan rules.
Search by title, author, subject or ISBN, with live shelf availability.
Fine slabs per member type, receipts and no-dues clearance.
Journal subscriptions, issue tracking and e-resource access links.
Annual verification with handheld scanning and missing-item reports.
New books are entered with bill, vendor and accession number.
Class number, subjects and barcode label are assigned.
Members borrow at the counter or kiosk within their loan limit.
Returns are checked in and any overdue fine is collected.
Accession registers in Excel or CSV are mapped field by field and imported, including old accession numbers.
No. Barcode scanners work out of the box; RFID gates and readers can be added later.
The OPAC is a web page that works on any phone, and shows whether each copy is on the shelf.
We will set up a walkthrough using a sample of your data and outline the rollout, training and support plan.