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Order Procedures
Generally
- All orders should be placed thru Innopac
system and sent via USPS or electronic purchase order unless specifically
instructed otherwise.
- All vendor correspondence should be
recorded in the internal note field of online order record with topic,
form i.e. e-mail or phone, date and initials.
- Vendor should not be changed on any
record with a payment or without consultation with Technical Services
Librarian.
- For order record codes see http://www.usfca.edu/law_library/ts/order.html.
- Order claiming should be run at the
beginning of each month.
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New Titles
1. Before ordering
- all titles should be searched in online
system for existing orders, existing serial record, and previous edition.
If order exists, do not order again. If serial record exists, attach
new order record to bib if there is no existing standing order or subscription.
If previous editions exist, check for notes and/or code denoting a standing
order.
- search for series standing order if
paperwork suggests a series. If series found, consult with Technical
Services Librarian regarding status.
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2. When ordering
On RLIN
- find copy for edition requested in
Rlin (see Cataloging manual for guidelines http://www.usfca.edu/law_library/ts/cat/prep.html),
if no copy found create manual order
- update found record with an "o"
in the RTYP field, an LDA line (see example, and Innopac manual for
complete code list), and type "order" into the call number
field of the holdings screen


- after editing, enter and put record
and log id number onto order paperwork
- after the completion of your ordering
for the day, load Rlin records into Innopac (see \TechnicalServices\PROCEDRS\Loading
records from Rlin)
- process records and add order record
number to paperwork
- all records placed on hold (order status
1) should be reviewed. If duplicate delete record and give Rlin number
to cataloging for deletion. If order is not a duplicate, change order
status to "o".
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Manual ordering
- search system for title, if no match
found select new button to create brief bib and order.
- use lawacq for bib defaults and laword
for order defaults and enter all available information.
- review all system generated duplicates
before adding records to system.
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3. Completing ordering process
- from Innopac, review purchase orders
for printing and select only those for law locations.
For complete printing instructions, see Innopac manual

- send purchase orders via USPS unless
specifically instructed to do otherwise or vendor is set up to receive
electronic orders i.e. MWL
- file paper work in orders pending file
by record number
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4. Receiving orders
- title should be searched in Innopac
and received date should be entered into order record if piece in hand
matches system
- place item on Cataloging shelf
- note order record on invoice for Serials
assistant if included
- remove order paperwork from pending
file and file by record with received paperwork ("received file"
will be purged annually at change of budget year)
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Standing order titles
The library has a number of standing orders i.e. Nolo press (all new editions
or National and California titles), ALI-ABA titles, West (Nutshell series), etc.
These titles come in automatically and should be searched and added to system
upon arrival.
1. Search title in system for previous editions or serial record.
If previous edition exists, verify standing order status and create manual order.
If serial record exists, give piece to serials assistant for checkin.
2. Manual order creation
- search system for title, if no match
found select new button to create brief bib and order.
- use lawacq for bib defaults and laword
for order defaults and enter basic title, imprint and edition information.
Refer to order record codes see http://www.usfca.edu/law_library/ts/order.html.
- review all system generated duplicates
before adding records to system.
- all order records should have today's
date in both the order date and received date fields.
- note bib number on first page of book
and pass title to Cataloging.
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Replacements
1. Periodical Issues
Before ordering
- verify that the issue was received,
if not received have issue claimed by Serials assistant
- verify issue is not checked out or
routed, if it is, have Reference Librarian contact patron and have the
item returned
- verify issue does not exist in received
duplicates
- obtain an estimated cost and availability
of replacement
- supply Technical Services Librarian
with list of needed replacements and their costs for purchase or stub
decisions.
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When ordering
- all replacement orders should have
a replacement fund, be firm orders, contain an identity field with the
issue replacement information and a vendor note with this same information
to print on the purchase order.

- file paper work in "orders pending
file" by record number
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Upon receipt
- issues should be posted received both
in the order record and the checkin record
- item should be prepared for next bindery
shipment.
- move order paper work to "orders
received file" and file by order number
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2. Monographs / Volumes
Before ordering
- item should have gone thru complete
search process from ON SEARCH to MISSING and been recommended for replacement
by Collection Development Team, if not please direct request to Technical
Services Librarian
- obtain price and availability
- supply Technical Services Librarian
with list of replacements for review
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When ordering
- mark item record with "e"
REPL. ORDERED status
- order record should include a replacement
fund and identity and be a firm order (order status "f")
- if part of a continuation, a vendor
note should be included stating that the order is for the single item
and not a new set or subscription

- file paper work in orders pending file
by record number
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Upon receipt
- received date should be entered into
order record, item record status should be returned to a "-"
code and barcode number should be changed to reflect the barcode attached
to the new item.
- move order paper work to "orders
received file" and file by order number
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