All ideas

The pie chart for request stats shows on the home page, and ours currently shows 81.5% as expired. This is extremely unhelpful. Only current academic year's requests should be visible.

We would like the ability to receive an email notification when a new TADC request for digitisation is received rather than having to log in to TADC every time to check. We infrequently get digitisation requests and the time and effort to check ev...

As a previous idea for allowing customisation to the resource type list has yet to be implemented ( https://technologyfromsage02.ideas.aha.io/ideas/PROD-I-260 ) I am suggesting a new type to add: Datasets. This has been suggested to us by an acade...

We have started to archive lists once their time period ends to ensure they cannot be edited anymore. However, we have found we cannot bulk rollover archived lists, only copy them one by one. We cannot archive lists at the point of rollover, becau...

Some recent research has highlighted that academic staff often will not reply to any suggestions made in the review completed automated email due to the 'noreply@' email address as it leads them to believe their message won't be received by anyone...

We are starting to use Review functionality for our acquisitions process, so it would be really useful if we could schedule the Book Metadata Refresh to run daily and out of hours at a quiet time.

It would be great if we could automatically generate a message to send out to list publishers to inform them that their reading list has been sent for review (in a similar way that a message is sent out when a review is completed). i.e. We would l...

My "blue sky thinking idea" - a librarian dashboard. A librarian could log in and see, all on one page things like: Recently updated lists Scan requests "Your" lists Actions to take Lists to review etc!

It is small and can get missed.

I’d like to suggest a change to how the publish button is displayed in the Talis Aspire reading lists. Currently the publish button remains highlighted at all times, which makes it unclear whether something has actually been published. Would it be...