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Order Purchase types

Physical - Standing Order Monograph Purchase Type and Print

Book - Standing Order Purchase

Type

• These two purchase order types use the same workflow. The Print book - Standing Order type would be used for print books, and the Physical - Standing Order Monograph type would be used for a monograph of any other material type (such as CD, DVD, scores, etc.).
• No inventory is created as part of the POL creation -  ; a holdings record would need to be created separately in the Metadata Editor after creation of the POL.
• Material is not received on the Receive New Material page, but rather through a unique workflow:
  1. Create or choose a bibliographic record
  2. Create a holdings record
  3. Create an item record and add the standing order PO line number to the item
  4. Add a receipt date for the item in the Physical Item Editor. See Receiving a Continuous Order for more detail.
• These purchase types are designed for ordering material that is published from the same vendor in an irregular and unpredictable frequency, such as:
  • Purchasing all the printed books by a particular author when they are published.
  • A series of books which are not published on a regular basis.
  • All pamphlets which a certain organization publishes.
• This

  These purchase

  type

  types would be best for:

  • Monographic Series standing orders for which each monograph within the series is analyzed on a separate bib record. Each title may be published by a different author, but all are under the same series, and you are subscribed to the series. The order is linked to a suppressed bibliographic record for the series; items are not described by this bibliographic record. Each item is issued under a different title and should be cataloged separately with its own bibliographic record that is linked to the series order. Each item circulates independently.
  • Blanket or membership type orders for which receipts are described on separate bib records
  • A subscription to an integrating resource, such as loose-leaf law materials that are delivered and then added to an existing physical item – The materials are described by the bibliographic record of the physical item attached to the order; each one is an update to this item. You do not have to create new items for each material that is delivered, since they are not circulated independently.

Physical - Standing Order Non-Monograph Purchase Type

• This purchase type works in a similar fashion as the Physical Continuous purchase type. See Physical Standing Order Monograph and Print book - Standing Order Creation and Creating a Print Journal Subscription or Physical Subscription Order for more detail.
• A holdings record is created as part of the POL creation; the items are created at the point of receipt.
• Material is received on the Receive New Material page. See Receiving a Continuous Order for more detail.
• This purchase type is designed for orders for physical items in multiple parts parts.
• This purchase type would be best for: 
  • A multi-volume monograph for which you will receive volumes at un-predicted unpredicted intervals, such as encyclopedia volumes. The volumes are described by the bibliographic record of the encyclopedia attached to the order. You must create items for each volume, since volumes may circulate independently.

Receiving Workflow

Options and

Considerations

The following table is a summary of the process to follow depending choice of workflow depends on:

• Whether receipts on the standing order are cataloged as piece-level bibs (i.e. analyzed), or collectively on the standing order bib
• Whether the item records for the receipts are on the collective record or on the piece-level bibs
• Whether holdings are described on the standing order collective record or on the piece-level bibs
• See Receiving a Continuous Order for full details.

Receiving Workflow Options