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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Alma

    Question

    What are the possible statuses for an item, during migration to Alma? The only statuses we can get for items seem to be on the shelf or missing.

    Answer

    For data migration into Alma, there are base statuses vs. process types.

    Physical items > Base status list --
    * Item in place
    * Item not in place

    Physical items > Process Type list --
    * Acquisition
    * Claimed Returned
    * Hold Shelf
    * Loan
    * Lost
    * Managed by Department
    * Missing
    * Not in Process
    * Resource Sharing Request
    * Technical - Migration
    * Transit

    Category: Migration

     

    Additional Information

    Click here to find the "Implementation Guides".

    For the Alma use of the statuses, see more regarding Process Status, in "Requests Monitor", and explanation about Process Type when "Working with Items".

     


    • Article last edited: 13-JAN-2022
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