MEEP Enhancement Overview

Would you like to learn more about the Members Exclusive Enhancement Process (MEEP) for Polaris Leap?

Please join the ODIN Office Thursday, April 4^th at 10am for a presentation and Q&A on this new approach to improving Leap as well as a discussion about this year’s enhancement candidates.  
** see link for recorded session in the attachments 

If you have not already done so, please submit your feedback directly to me (nicole.m.murphy@ndus.edu) or via ODIN Help Ticket by Friday, April 5^th. 

Details on this year's enhancements and instructions for submitting feedback:

Voting is now open for the 2024 Polaris Members Exclusive Enhancement Process (MEEP) and we want to make sure the voices of the ODIN community are heard!

MEEP is a new annual enhancement process recently implemented by Innovative which allows ODIN to vote as a consortium on enhancements we would like to see included in upcoming versions of Polaris. The top-voted enhancements are then developed for Leap and delivered within 12 months.

Follow the links below to view details on each of the enhancement candidates for the 2024 cycle:

1. Ability to select multiple items/chunks of items in Leap Find Tool
2. Bulk update “held until” dates
3. Accessibility shortcuts in Leap
4. Create a record set from Saved/Scheduled Reports in Simply Reports
5. Preferred ISBN/UPC on PO creation
6. Count renewals separately
7. Improve Leap offline by not relying on saved data in the browser cache
8. Exclude eBooks from book material type for searching
9. View recent search history in Leap find tool
10. Make non-blocking circulation blocks optional
11. Enable floating limits for collection and material type simultaneously
12. Display additional record types in “Recent” workform tracker

Please respond with feedback either directly to me (nicole.m.murphy@ndus.edu) or via ODIN Help Ticket by Friday, April 5^th indicating which enhancements from the list you would find most helpful to be developed for Leap. Feel free to include as many as you’d like and, if possible, rank them in order of importance.