Board: Project Ideas 2025/26

by Kathy Lussier
March 17, 2026

Preferred formats in hold groups

One barrier to using hold groups for book discussion groups is that group members often have […]
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by Christine Morgan
March 10, 2026

Acquisitions enhancement bundle that would result in cleaner data

Providing the ability for users to delete certain non-EDI line items, purchase orders, and invoices within […]
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by Christine Morgan
March 10, 2026

Line item status does not update when the individual items have mixed statuses

The status of a line item needs to update appropriately when the line item has multiple […]
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by Elizabeth Thomsen
March 9, 2026

Improve display of Age Hold Protection in staff catalog

Displaying age hold protection on an item is useful, but only if the age hold protection […]
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by Elizabeth Thomsen
March 9, 2026

Shelving location group options for catalog and pull list

Our libraries really like the ability to filter the Angular Pull List using Shelving Location Groups. […]
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by Christine Morgan
March 6, 2026

Add the ability to resend an EDI order

EDI order transmissions sometimes fail. When this happens the only option is to create a duplicate […]
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by Christine Morgan
March 6, 2026

Default the year select box in Fund Administration to the current fiscal year

For libraries using non-calendar year fiscal years, staff have to remember to switch the Year filter […]
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by Michele Morgan
March 6, 2026

Holds Alias Enhancements

Patron records support Holds Aliases to preserve patron privacy, which is especially useful for open holds […]
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by Michele Morgan
March 5, 2026

Checkout: Force a rescan of the barcode if the item is uncataloged

During checkout, if the scanned item is not found in Evergreen, the staff user should be […]
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by Joan Kranich
March 5, 2026

Custom Error Messages for Holds and Circulation

Add custom error messages to the Evergreen staff client.  There are many examples of confusing error […]
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