[IUG] Electronic claiming in Millennium serials module - crossposted

[Tricia Karlin <tkarlin at lawrence dot lib dot ks dot us>]

Hi Janet,

We implemented electronic claims on Millennium serials and Ebsco last
year.  We are set up for EDI ordering & invoicing,  so adding claiming was
pretty simple for us to do.  Our Ebsco library rep came and met with us and
walked us through the process, which really helped.

I like how the electronic claiming works - I would say we have claimed on a
more regular & consistent basis now that we are using the iii claiming.
We do not claim as we check in - it got to be too many steps at once, so we
do claiming as a separate process using the claims mode.

Tricia







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From: innopac-bounces at innovativeusers dot org [mailto:
innopac-bounces at innovativeusers dot org] On Behalf Of Janet Bassett
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 1:35 PM
To: innopac at innovativeusers dot org; SERIALST at LIST dot UVM dot EDU
Subject: [IUG] Electronic claiming in Millennium serials module -
crossposted

Hello,

I'd like to correspond with people who have print periodicals electronic
claiming set up between the Millennium serials module and EBSCO.  We have
used the serials module for several years for holdings and check-in
management, but not for direct claiming.  I'd like to know how it works for
others before investigating the possibility here.

Thanks very much,
Janet Bassett
Subscriptions, Periodicals
Cataloging, Standing Orders
Salem Public Library
PO Box 14810
Salem OR 97309-5010
fax: 503-588-6055
ph: 503-588-6473
jbassett at cityofsalem dot net

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Tricia Karlin, Technical Services Coordinator
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence, KS  66044

785-843-0230 x.109
tkarlin at lawrence dot lib dot ks dot us


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