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    Why can't I see overdue charges via Outstanding Fines window?

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    • Product: Voyager
    • Product Version: All

    Question

    • Why can't I see overdue charges via the Outstanding Fines window in Circulation?
    • An item cannot be deleted because it has outstanding fines, but when I click the Charged To button in the item record, it doesn't show me the patron.

    Answer

    • Fines are not created in the system until the item is either discharged, or a certain number of days overdue (when the system applies the Lost-System Applied status and calculates appropriate fines/fees).
    • Once the item is discharged, the patron will no longer appear in the Charged To window, but will be displayed in the Outstanding Fines window until the fine is resolved.

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    Outstanding Fines for items that have been lost or discharged can be viewed from the item record in Circulation:

    1. Go to Circulation > Item > open item record
    2. Item > Outstanding Fines...

    "Outstanding Fines for this Item" window appears, and displays patron name, barcode, and total fine.

     


    • Article last edited: 09-Mar-2016
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