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7.3. Pending Patron Emails

Last Updated 09/26/2023


Whenever a user fills out the patron self registration form, it may make sense to alert a staff member so that they don't miss the application before it's erased from the database (default 7 days). The Pending Patron Submission Email Notice is an action trigger that will compile all of the day's self-registration form submissions into a message and deliver that to an email address. Filters can be applied on the list of patrons so that only a those that apply will make it to the staff member. For instance, Sandhill Regional implements a filter that will only allow patrons with the Internet permission group to show up in their email notice. 

Example

To: [ STAFF MEMBER ADDRESS ]
From: [ LIBRARY SYSTEM BOUNCED EMAIL ADDRESS ]
Subject: New Patron Registration

The following patrons have requested to be added to [ LIBRARY SYSTEM NAME ]:


    -> [ PATRON FIRST NAME ] [ PATRON LAST NAME ]  
       · [ LINK TO PENDING PATRON PROFILE ]
       · mailto:[ PATRON EMAIL ]


To complete the registration process, visit circulation -> pending patrons

[ LINK TO STAFF PAGE ]

 

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