• Works that have unavailable print offerings from Rialto will now display Alibris offerings when in stock with Alibris. ​
• Users will be able to order titles through the standard order workflow in Rialto. ​
• Titles ship to UK facility for physical treatment. 

• A list of the most popular subscriptions available from Ebook Central that are available for activation. ​

• For each active subscription, Rialto will display:​

  • The entity that owns the subscription the library has access to (the university and/or consortium) ​

  • Start and end dates​

  • Badging on offers in the marketplace that indicate the title is held as part of a subscription with the name exposed on hover.​

• New query builder field "Predicted to be Treated."

• Users can select how wide of a range they would like to cast – from an additional fifty thousand titles to three hundred and fifty thousand. ​

• Generates a list of titles that would qualify to be treated based on typical treatment values such as publisher, classification, award winning, highly reviewed, etc. ​

• Once the audit process is complete, a new VPAT document will be published on the Rialto accessibility webpage in the Knowledge Center.​

• When a PDF invoice is available, it will appear at the top of the order details for every POL associated with the invoice

• Expanding and standardizing title metadata included on all reports, and adding additional fields from the user interface display where applicable.
• Page exports are now a job, allowing staff to continue working while the job performs in the background. 
• New page to access all exports (going forward) from Rialto. 

• New query builder values for "Reading List Course Dates" and "Reading List Tags" that will allow for bulk searching of items in active or future reading lists or by citation tag within Rialto. ​

• Badging on offers that are course materials for current and future courses.

• Facet for current and future courses​

• Purchases will link to the citations so that:​

  • Users can track the order progress from Alma pages ​

  • Records link to the correct citation​

• At the work level, when print offers are present, the fastest shipping estimate will display so that users can see at a glance if the print material is in stock or not. 

• At the listed offer level, the stock status/shipping estimate will display on the line level as a new icon, just as we we do for out of print and not yet published titles. 

• New values in the query builder and facets will allow for filtering on screen reader friendly and accessibility information
• New icon for books that are screen reader friendly
• Full breadth of accessibility information available from the offer details

As part of Rialto's evolution into a comprehensive Collection Development Solution, a new Retention workflow will be introduced. This workflow will help librarians identify physical items for retention, safeguarding essential materials from being deselected.

• End-to-End Workflow: Comprehensive process from start to finish.

• Flows are supported by institutional holdings analytics, as well as benchmarked against selected institutions as defined by the collection manager.

• Actionable Recommendations: Provides actionable recommendations within Alma for efficient decision-making.

Libraries will be empowered to manage a data-driven retention strategy on an ongoing basis.

• Holistic Fulfillment Strategy:
  Moves beyond acquisition as the default solution by presenting a full spectrum of fulfillment options.

• Actionable Search Results  to  support quick and streamlined fulfillment.

• Achieve significant cost savings and operational efficiency.

• Empowering users to choose what best fits their needs.

Introducing a Deselection workflow as part of the new Collection Development Workflows. This will help librarians identify physical items for potential deselection to reclaim space.

• End to end workflow 

• Flows are Backed up by Institution holdings against selected institutions as defined by the collection manager

• Provides actionable recommendations based on informed fulfillment, tailored to identify the best method of fulfillment.

Libraries will be empowered to manage a data-driven deselection strategy, ensuring optimal use of space while maintaining a valuable collection on an ongoing basis.