431.7.1.1 Current loan statuses

The figures in the window border show the totals of each type of loan status ever applied. Line 10 in the screen displays show the numbers of these considered to be “current” as defined by the settings for each type.

Selection of line 10 allows you to display a summary of all such transactions. After choosing line 10 an overview screen with loan status transactions is displayed:

The loan status summary display shows a grid with one line per transaction, in a manner very similar to the display of loans. The grid layout comprises a header portion with brief borrower details (in standard form) followed by a grid. Transactions will be shown in reverse date order i.e. most recent first.

This displays only the current setting (or if no current loan status) shows the previously saved status. (Thus for example it is possible to see that an item was returned from missing). An additional option on this grid listing allows ALL historic loan status transactions to be displayed, if they were set to be “retained”.

Options on the screen

Display loan status details: select a transaction and then this option to display the details of the selected line.

Delete: select a transaction and then this option to delete the selected line.

Display all transactions: to display all historic status changes. Items which have had a loan status set will have some of the details of the original loans together with relevant details of the loan status. When a loan status code changes, then we keep a history of these changes i.e. to track the change of claimed returned, to lost.(for example). This history will be displayed as well. Information retained and therefore displayed includes:

·                Date / time set

·                User who added this status setting

·                Date / time (amended)

·                User who amended this status setting.

·                User date (textual form).

·                Invoice number

·                Borrower number and summary(when associated with a loan transaction)

·                Overdue fine calculated

·                Original loan date

·                Original due date

Modify loan status details: select a transaction and then this option to modify the details of the selected line.

Goto invoice details: select a transaction and then this option to go to the invoice details screen for the selected line (when appropriate). This takes the user to the invoice display (if they have permissions for AFO495).

431.7.1.2 Invoices

Line 11 allows you to display a summary of invoices associated with this borrower. (Effectively this behaves as if you had used AFO495/View invoices by borrower- although line 11 is always shown, selection of this line does nothing unless you have privileges to AFO495).

It is possible to view/create invoices from line 11 in the Details display. When you choose this option in case no invoices have been created as yet, the system asks if you want to do so:

After clicking OK you will be taken to the AFO 495 screen (if you have permission) where a provisionary invoice has already been created.

If the borrower already has one or more invoices you will be taken to the AFO 495 screen, option View/create invoices by borrower (if you have permission).

431.7.1.3 Routing lists

It is possible to link borrower records to routing lists belonging to subscriptions within the serials module. You can view which lists the borrower is linked to by choosing line 12 from the Details screen. An overview will be presented:

By selecting a title from the list the individual details of a particular routing list can be viewed and modified.

431.7.1.4 Orders

It is possible to link borrowers as requestor to an order record within the acquisitions module. You can view which orders this borrower has requested by choosing line 13 from the Details screen. An overview will be presented:

By selecting a title from the list the individual details of a particular order can be viewed and modified.

431.7.2 Transactions

Transaction history: this option takes you to an overview of all transactions.

Transaction history allows you to view all the transactions that have involved the borrower in the Vubis Smart Circulation module. So it shows transactions such as Loans, Returns and Renewals but also includes other transactions such as an update made to the borrower record, technical transactions and transactions that are created by overnight batch processing.

The information that is displayed is updated automatically and online, i.e. every time a borrower is involved in a circulation transaction.

Some of the information is also contained in the Payment History information.

The period during which the information is available is usually the current year and the previous year, but this might differ from system to system. 


For each transaction the system displays the date, the time, the transaction number and the transaction type. The Details column is reserved for future use.

Note

Each line represents a transaction as defined in the Vubis Smart circulation context.  For example if 6 items are lent to a borrower during the same Loans session, Vubis Smart counts this as one transaction, represented by one line on the screen.

Options on the screen

View details – The system displays a pop-up window that shows the transaction details. See section 431.7.2.1.

Output – The output option is used to send the transactions to a valid device or application.  The Standard output form is displayed.

Filter – The filter option is used to restrict the transactions that are displayed. See section 431.7.2.2.

Savelist – The savelist option is used to store the transactions in an existing or a new savelist of the type Circulation transactions. After the transactions have been stored in the savelist, they are available for further SSP actions in AFO 141 Savelist management..

431.7.2.1 Transactions (details)

The system displays a pop-up window that shows the transaction details. This shows the date and time of the transaction, information on where the transaction took place, the staff user id, the borrower barcode and name, and the number of actions.

The example below shows one return transaction (1 item returned):


General information

Label

Data

Comments

Transaction date

Date on which the transaction occurred

 

Number of transaction

The number of the transaction within the Date

The combination of Date and Number make each transaction unique

Transaction time

Time at which the transaction occurred

 

Institution

Institution where the transaction occurred

 

Location

Location where the transaction occurred

 

User id

Staff user that performed the transaction

The User id is WebOpac if the transaction was done by the borrower through the WebOpac

Session id

Cash management session id

 

Cash register

Cash register that was linked to the session

 

Work station

Work station id

This is the logical work station id, which can have many formats (e.g. ip address)

Transaction type

Transaction id type

This is a number that identifies the transaction (see below for the list of valid transaction types)

Borrower id

Id of the borrower (original barcode)

 

Name

Borrower name

 

Barcode

Actual barcode of the borrower

 

Number of actions

Number of actions in the transaction

In case of Loans this is the number of items that were lent, in case of Returns the number of items that were returned, in case of Payments the number of debts that were paid, etc.

 

Transaction types

The following transaction types are valid:

Transaction id

Transaction wording

11

Loan

12

Return

13

Renewal

15

Payment

16

Reservation (new)

17

Refunds / miscellaneous payments

18

Deposit refund

19

Payment from deposit

21

Reservation modification (new expiry date)

22

Reservation (change priorities)

27

Reservation trapped through picklist/reservation messaging

27.02

Reservation trap period storage

27.1

Reservation (return via request module)

29

Loan status amendment

30.1

Borrower record modified (new or modified)

30.10

Storage of postage costs in borrower record

30.11

Change to 'summary info' in borrower record

30.12

Payment of contribution; update borrower record

30.13

Create an 'open' contribution fee

30.14

Create deposit info in borrower record

30.15

Circulation note deleted

30.16

Process contribution in borrower record

30.17

Storage of dates related to (automatic) invoicing

30.18

Put borrower on suspension

30.19

Update contribution data following automatic renewal of card validity

30.2

Update claim history of borrower

30.20

Modification of loan parameters in borrower record

30.21

Adjust expiry date (and pay full membership if applicable)

30.22

Adjust expiry date and recalculate membership

30.23

Borrower block data updated

30.231

Borrower block data updated (WebOpac)

30.232

Borrower block data updated (Telephone messaging)

30.233

Borrower block data updated (Self Check)

30.24

Increase number of renewals during loan

30.25

Change to the individual maximum of loans

30.26

Add card id

30.27

Delete card id

30.28

Update PIN code

30.29

Update photo

30.3

Registration of 'abnormally returned items'

30.30

Update index following delete of borrower record

30.31

Update index following import of borrower record

30.32

Opening a deposit

30.33

Changes to additional borrower cards

30.34

Removal of a deposit

30.4

Payment of contribution

30.5

Remove deposit info from borrower record

30.58

Circulation note added/modified

30.59

PIN code (re)generated

30.6

Change to contribution data (in borrower record)

30.7

Change to suspension history

30.8

Removal of actual barcode

30.81

Borrower card replacement reason (Card not yet replaced)

30.811

Undo borrower card replacement reason

30.9

Delete borrower record

30.10

Storage of post costs in borrower record

30.20

Modification of loan parameters in borrower record

30.30

Update index following delete of borrower record

31

Payment of contribution (coincides with type 33)

32

Delete borrower

33

Payment of contribution

35

Credit card pay accepted

36

Credit card pay submitted

37

Credit card payment

38

CardHolder payment failed

39

Credit card pay failed

40

Add renewal administration fee

41

Collection fee

51

e-Loan

60.1

Action related to cash register

85

Payment waived

86

Waivers of contribution

88

Create open deposit

89

Remission from deposit

90

Enrolment fees

91

Payback (deposit, contribution, 'free')

95

'Book fee'

96

Administrative fees

97

Costs for new card

99

Sales (no payment)

115

Payment – Bank

133

Payment of contribution - Bank transfer

215

Payment – Acceptgiro

233

Payment of contribution - Accept giro

315

Payment – Card

333

Payment of contribution - Card

415

Payment – Account

433

Payment of contribution – Account

515

Payment – Pin

533

Payment of contribution - Pin

615

Payment – Chip

633

Payment of contribution - Chip

 

Action specific information

For each action information is given dependent on the type of transaction  For example for each item lent the system shows the time, item barcode, any loan fee and whether there is a reservation for the item.  The following table contains an overview of the valid transaction types.

431.7.2.2 Transactions (filter)

After choosing this option the following form will be displayed:


The following options are available:

·                From date           select a date from the drop-down box.  Note that the display includes the date selected.

·                Until date            select a date from the drop-down box.  Note that the display includes the date selected.

·                Transaction type select one or more transaction types from the left side and use the arrow to move to the right side.

·                Institution/location         select one or more locations from the left side and use the arrow to move to the right side.

Note

You can select more than one filter at the same time.  The filter is retained for your user login until you change the filter.  Use the Clear all button to remove all the filters.

431.7.3 Loan Plan[//]

See also the general information on Loan Plan.

There are two options on the details screen of a borrower related to Loan Plan: Loan plan history and Decrease Loan Plan counter.

These options are only active when:

·                Loan Plan is in use

·                This borrower belongs to a Loan Plan borrower category and already has Loan Plan transactions.

When a borrower has a Loan Plan type subscription, the corresponding counters are shown in the protected upper part of the details screen:

The counters are also shown when the buttons are not yet active.

431.7.3.1 Loan Plan history

After choosing the option Loan plan history an overview screen will pop up with a list of loans within the Loan Plan subscriptions:

This screen is for information purposes only.

431.7.3.2 Correct Loan Plan counter

After choosing the option Decrease Loan Plan counter a screen with the Loan Plan counters will be shown:

Here you can increase or decrease one or more counters. The value can not be less than 0. The value can not be higher than the maximum set in the parameters.

Examples:

When a borrower still has 10 loans to go and you set the Loan counter to 3, the remainder will now be 7. I.e. you have told the system 3 more loans have taken place than were counted.

When a borrower still has 10 loans to go and you set the Loan counter to 0, the remainder will now be the original maximum for the subscription. I.e. you have told the system no loans have taken place yet at all.

Note

The information in the counters in the protected upper part of the details screen is not refreshed after the adjusting the counters.


·                     Document control - Change History

 

Version

Date

Change description

Author

1.0

unknown

creation

 

2.0

September 2006

updates for release 2.4.1 build 17

 

3.0

October 2006

updates for Loan Plan (Lenen Loont)

 

4.0

November 2006

changed terminology

 

5.0

January 2007

updates for lines 12 and 13 of details screen; technical data

 

6.0

March 2007

update of card replacement; addition of MAX option; updated transaction types; updated doc hyperlinks

 

7.0

November 2007

explanation of different field focus for barcode replacement

delivered as part of 2.4.2.4 updates