Patrons Active (or not-so-active) in WebOPAC

Do you know how many (and which) of your patrons use the WebOPAC? Once the new OPAC is released, you may want to find these patrons and send an email with information about the update. If you do a publicity push via your newsletter and social media, you may want to compare the before-and-after numbers. Or maybe you want to reach out to those patrons who have never tried the OPAC!Whatever the reason, you can use a Query (Ctrl-q or the magnifying glass icon).Quick Search (Optional)If desired, set your basic search criteria to narrow the field, such as:

• Active patrons (Main Status | Equals | A)
• At your own library (Library ID | Equals | your library code, ex: KL1A)
• Only individual patrons (Patron Type | Begins | P)

Advanced SearchSearch against the Last Login date to find those who have logged in during that date range.WebOPAC | Last Login | Is between | ...

• Date range (01/01/1900 – today’s date) to find those who have logged in at any point
• Date range (01/01/1900 – one year ago) to find those who have logged in, but not for the past year
• Date range (one year ago – today’s date) to find those who have logged in sometime in the past year

OR: (WebOPAC | Last Login | Is Blank) to find those who have never logged in at all.

Our suggestion would be to add an Opt-Out comment with a specific Note Type to the patron's record--more detail over on your question's thread .

Do you mean the switch to the new version of the WebOPAC?
If so: I don't have a timeline for you just yet, and once it is ready for release, we're likely to do a gradual rollout to make sure that we can address any issues that are found promptly, without impacting too many patrons all at once. When I do have a timeline, I'll let everyone know!

And just to be clear--the above query works for the current version of the WebOPAC as well.