Aeon is the request and workflow management software used by special collections repositories at Harvard Library. Aeon is the client side of HOLLIS Special Request.
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When you are finished with the item, route it to Awaiting Item Reshelving, reshelve it, remove both halves of the slip, then route it to Item Reshelved. If the item resides at HD, simply route the request to Request Finished, remove the slip and place the item in a red HD refile bin in the record stacks.
Changing the site
Each repository at Harvard has its own Aeon site. Users can see only their repository's Aeon transactions.
When transferring materials to another site, do any printing, updating and routing work you need to do, then change the site by clicking Route → Change site, and selecting the destination repository. Once you've changed the site, you won't be able to see your request anymore.
(It is possible to change your own site and view another repository's transactions from within their site. The path to do so is: C: → Program Files (x86) → Aeon → DCBChooser.)
Aeon activities
Classes, exhibitions, tours: these are all Aeon activities. Aeon funnels to RTL Core Data, so when you log your activity, you can report attendance numbers right in the application rather than toggling back and forth between Aeon and RTL Core Data. Please don't report one task in both places as this would be redundant.
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Some Aeon files are located on the T drive. If the T drive is not already mapped, you will need to do so. To see if you have access to the T drive, open File Explorer and look for "Aeon (T:)". Click on the T drive and open it up to confirm that your permissions are correctly set. If you are able to see the folders in the drive (e.g. Print), then you do not need to do anything else. If you cannot see the folders in the drive follow these instructions to map the drive.
Getting help with Aeon
Aeon documentation may be found on the Harvard Library Aeon wiki or the Aeon section of the Atlas Systems website.
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