Configuring the Request Additional ID
- General System Administrator - Enable, Disable, Edit
- Fulfillment Administrator - Enable, Disable, Edit
Overview
Libraries can set the prefix and maximum for the additional ID assigned to hold requests.
To access this page, navigate to Configuration > Fulfillment > Request Additional ID Configuration.

Configuring the Request Additional ID
You can set the sequence, i.e., a running number that continues until the Max Number. Once the Max Number is reached, the sequence returns to the start (see Sequence Start below).
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Support Generating ID - Enables the ID generation. By default this is disabled.
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Max Number - Set the Max number of the numerical sequence. Once the sequence reaches the max number, it will automatically reset to the Sequence Start value (unless there is a manual reset). An example of a Max Number value is - 9999.
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Method - Sets the method to use for the sequence.
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Prefix + Sequence - When this is selected, you can add a prefix (see Prefix below) to include before the sequence.
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None - When this is selected, the Prefix field is disabled.
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Padding - The maximum number of digits (numbers only) allowed in the numerical part of the sequence. If Padding = 5, then the number will contain five digits.
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Example 1: If Max Number is set to 999 and the padding is 3, then after 999 comes 001.
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Example 2: If Max Number is set to 9999 and the padding is 5, then after 09999 comes 00001.
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Example 3: If Max Number is set to 9999 and the padding is 3, then after 999 comes 001.
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Sequence Start - The initial value of the sequence.
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Prefix - This is available only if the prefix method is selected. It can either be a number, letter or symbol (-, /, #, etc.).
It is recommended for the Padding to be equal to or greater than the number of digits in the Max Number.
Example
Sequence
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Method: Prefix + Sequence
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Prefix: REQ-
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Max number: 9999
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Sequence Start: 1000
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Padding: 5
Additional ID's output
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REQ-01000
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REQ-01001
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REQ-01002
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....003

