Typically there might be a delay between the receipt of an item and its appearance on the library's shelves. Generally an item will pass through three stages:
You can use the Item tracking parameters in the collection to specify the status to be set against an item at each of these stages and so record its progress.
The final status is usually removed by returning the item through the Circulation Front Desk, i.e. the item status parameters are set up such that the status is automatically removed when the item is returned.
It may be desirable to make an exception for the Not for Loan status when it is added to items in a Reference collection.
Specifies the status to be applied to an item after it has been checked in.
Specifies the status to be applied to an item after it has been accessioned.
Specifies the status to be applied to an item after the spine label has been printed.
If the same item status is used at two stages of processing, then the Status date will not be changed.
Parameters can be applied to a Collection to allow an item status to be automatically added after a number of loans have been completed.
These parameters might be used to rotate out or replace fragile materials after they have been circulated, or to review the contents of kits on return.
Specifies after how many loans the chosen status will be applied to Items in the Collection.
Specifies which Item status to set after the number of loans required parameter is met.
Note: The 'number of loans required' parameter must be set in order for the 'status to set' to be applied. If the 'number of loans required' is null, the status will never be set.
This flag indicates to the system that on order items belonging to this collection should be suppressed from public display.
When an Order is Confirmed, an Item will be created in Spydus with the On Order status applied. Set this parameter to Yes to suppress those On Order Items from displaying at the OPAC.
If opting to display On Order Items at the OPAC (by leaving this parameter null, or setting to No), libraries may still choose to block reservations being placed on these items (at the OPAC. or by staff).