Welcome to the Ideas Portal for Quria users!
Axiell invites customers to contribute ideas for new features or functions. While we can't develop every suggestion, your input helps shape Quria’s roadmap. You are welcome to add ideas, vote on others’ suggestions, and discuss them. To make this portal more effective, please submit your ideas in English.
Ideas are regularly reviewed by the product manager or local representative. Once reviewed, the ideas are visible for voting and discussion. Popular ideas will be prioritized within our backlog.
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Under investigation: Developers and specialists are discussing if the idea is possible to implement.
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No action: Technical or other issues prevent development, or an alternative solution exists.
We reserve the right to reject ideas and to close issues after 3 months if we don't receive answers to follow-up questions.
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Bezugnehmend auf Frau Nuvolins Idee vom 1.12.2021 fände ich es noch sinnvoll, wenn die "Anzahl der Ausleihen" in den Medienliste wie Abteilung, Bereich, Medientyp, etc auch sortierbar wäre. So könnte man die Bestleiher schneller filtern.
(Bitte entschuldigen Sie, wenn diese Idee schon existiert, aber leider fehlt mir die Zeit, alle Ideen durchzuschauen.)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Kathleen Paetznick / Ernst-Abbe-Bücherei Jena
Referring to Ms. Nuvolin's idea of December 1st, 2021, I think it would still make sense if the "number of loans" in the media list such as department, area, media type, etc. could also be sorted. So you could filter the best lenders. (Please excuse if this idea already exists, but unfortunately I don't have the time to look through all the ideas.)
Hello Magdalena,
In this case, it's not about the top lists in the statistics, but about something like Henning Mankell's most frequently borrowed titles. Or the most borrowed titles of a media type. Both as examples. Or can you also filter them in the top lists? If yes, is there any training material? I'll send an example of what I mean.
Best regards
Hi,
I understand this requirement but I am curious of the use case. There is a top list functionality in Analytics that gives you the titles that have been "best lenders" in a specific time period. Why is it needed to get an item list sorted on the amount of loans? I'm qurious about how the bulk items function is used :)
Regards
Magdalena