Circulation > Renew Item Wizard

Renew Item Wizard

The Renew Item wizard is used to renew a single checked out item

The Renew Item wizard focuses on a single item rather than all items associated with a user, and allows quick scanning of the item’s barcode. Although similar to the Renew User Wizard, you can use this wizard when the user comes into the library with the item to be renewed. The Renew Item wizard renews items that are physically presented at the Circulation Desk.

To renew a single item

For each renewed item, the title, user first name (or preferred name), middle name, last name, suffix, and new due date display. If a renewal fee is generated, the amount billed displays for the renewed item.

If the user has a patron credit account, and the wizard is configured to pay bills automatically with funds from the credit account, the amount paid from the credit account displays.

The cursor automatically returns to the Item ID field so you can renew another item.

If you select an item or group of items in the renewal list and right-click, a circulation menu opens. From this menu, you can perform a variety of circulation tasks. See Right-click Menus.

After you have renewed the item, select one of the following options:

Clear Renew List to clear the renew list
Close to quit the wizard

Important Considerations When Using this Wizard

WorkFlows alerts you if the item’s loan period is shortened to the date the user’s privileges expire, or to an alternate due date for a high-demand item or a booked item. Note the date shown on the alert message and inform the user of the new due date.
If the user has a credit account and policies are configured to automatically pay bills/fines with money from the credit account, bills created during renewal may be paid automatically with funds from the user’s credit account. For more information, see FAQs: Credit User Accounts.
If you scan a circulation set ID, a the list of items in the set will display. You can renew all items at once or select individual items for renewal. For more information, see FAQs: Circulating Items in Groups.

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