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    Acquisitions Department > Monograph Receiving > Procedures Index

    Monograph Receiving Unit Guidelines

    Receiving Firm Orders


    When creating FIRM ORDER records the Ordering department is responsible for:
        1. Searching Symphony for existing records
        2. Searching vendor datatbases or bibliographic utilities for copy and importing if available
        3. Creating a basic bibliographic record if no copy is available.

        [zero copy record will have library only...no location or item type]

    How to receive firm orders:

    • SEARCH Symphony by title or order number
      • De-dup title and series title
      • Verify that the piece in hand is what we ordered (check title, edition, etc.)
      • Examine the piece briefly to make sure there is no physical damage
    • EDIT ORDER <F8>
      • Check extended and additional fields for receiving specifications (e.g., show to selector, special processing or routing requirements, etc.)
      •  enter your initials (lower case only) in additional info RECEIVER field
      • check fund number
      • date received = TODAY
      • date loaded =NEVER
      • enter packing number following  packing number guidelines
      • if there is a CLAIM segment:
        • Change status to RECEIVED
          • if multi volume make sure all pieces have arrived before changing claim status.
      • click on OK or hit ENTER
    • LOAD ORDER <F7>
      • at first screen, verify call #, holding code, click on OK
      • at second screen, scan barcode into the ITEM ID field
      • click on OK or hit ENTER
    [Loading the order will create a copy structure for the location indicated in the "holding code" field of the order record]

     
    • MODIFY TITLE <F3>
      • BIB SCREEN
        • Evaluate the bib record
          • Check for 940 information.
          • If it's an imported record make sure it meets our copy cataloging criteria.  If yes, proceed with standard copy cataloging steps.
          • If it does not meet our criteria, or if it is a brief record created by search order staff, search bibliographic utilities for a better record.  If one is found, overlay the Symphony record created by the Ordering department.  Proceed with standard copy cataloging or routing steps.
          • Make any necessary corrections to bib record (pagination, tagging, typographical, etc.)
            • Add |dCSt in the 040 field if you make any changes to the bibliographic record.
            • If you see "pcc" in the 042 field, you must delete the 042 field if you have made any changes to the bibliographic record.
        • Add appropriate 910 routing information.
        • If there is a good call number available within the bib record, use the ctrl+c command to copy.
      • MHOLD SCREEN
      • VOL/COPY SCREEN
        • Paste [ctrl+v] call number into the call number field and reformat, if necessary
        • Change current location to INPROCESS
        • Route accordingly
    • DISPLAY 1 ORDER <F11>
      • Once all items on an invoice have been received, enter the packing number into the packing number field in DISPLAY 1 ORDER.
        • Verify that the number of order lines is the same as the number of pieces on the invoice.
    • Write "Rec'd <your initials/date>" on the invoice copy and place in the invoice copy box to be collected by the Payments department. Write packing list # only if your packing list # is non-standard.

    Last modified: July 11, 2006

           
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