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    Acquisitions>> EDI Procedures>

    Monograph Receiving Unit Guidelines

    Returning EDI Materials


    Damaged (DAM) and Defective (DEF)

    • Prepare appropriate letter. Cite the order number. If it was supplied on approval, cite the approval order number on the letter as follows: "Our order #: <Approval order#>". Fill in description of reason for return. Also add note to INSTRUCTIONS field:
      1. "BOOK WAS SUPPLIED ON APPROVAL. PLEASE CITE ORDER # <Approval order #> WHEN RESUPPLYING."

    On the order record:

    • Change Date Received and Date Loaded to NEVER.
    • Add REMIND claim segment set for 2 months from today.

    On the bibliographic record:

    • Click on the call segment for the book you are returning and create a zero copy call segment  (Create Item Call, fill in correct Library, Call # = AUTO, Copy = NO, Class scheme = LC, <enter>)
    • Change the current location of the item you are returning to WITHDRAWN and request deletion of this call segment.

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    • Link the new zero copy call segment  to the order.

    Offline:

    • Neatly line out item on invoice, write the Unicorn order # (if book was supplied on approval) and indicate def, or dam next to line.  Payments will delete the EDI invoice line.
    • Put the book with the letter and a mailing label in the returns box.

     

     

    Last modified: March 22, 2007

           
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