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Phase 1

  • Consulting and inventory
  • Quotation preparation
  • On request, on-site presentation
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Phase 2

  • order placement
  • Submission of all information and documents
  • On-site inspection
  • If necessary: Updating of plans after on-site measurement
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Phase 3

  • Start of order processing
  • Provision of initial results
  • Clarification of the technical implementation of OPAC integration
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Phase 4

  • Test period for review by customers
  • Free change requests with immediate implementation
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Phase 5

  • online publication
  • data transfer
  • Provision of the user manual
  • On-site or online training

OPAC Integration (library catalog)

Customized user-friendliness: mapongo offers you not just one, but four ways to integrate it into your OPAC library catalog—as a link, thumbnail map, QR code, or location description. The choice is yours.

Integration als Link

Integration as a link

When integrated as a link, library users will see a link for each book copy in a search query, which you can title “Directions,” for example. Clicking on this link takes the user to the building information system, which displays the location of the media they are looking for.

Integration als Miniaturkarte

Integration as a miniature card

Location at a glance: If you want to give your users a visual overview of the location they are looking for in the library catalog, this can be done by integrating a miniature map.

Integration als QR-Code

Integration as a QR code

The mobile solution: With integration as a QR code, users can download the location display to their smartphone by taking a photo. This allows them to take the map with them to the shelf or location they are looking for.