EnvisionWare OneStop Self-service Circulation Systems

OneStop: The number one selling self-service circulation system in North America

KIOSK: View podium-style Kiosk sample

Like our other well known, widely used self-service products in use at over 5,500 libraries, EnvisionWare's OneStop Self-Service Circulation Software* is versatile, interoperable, standards-based, and adaptable to a variety of library environments. Our self-service circulation solution is offered as a software module for use on library-owned PC's, as part of an All In One desktop package, or in the EnvisionWare Renaissance™ Self Check Out / Self Check In kiosk, or OneStop™ Full Self-service kiosks.

CONTROL: Not just self check out or self check in, EnvisionWare OneStop is much more. Imagine a self-service check out/check in software solution in which you have TOTAL CONTROL. This system is like no other in versatility. You control every aspect of the look and feel because the interface is built with HTML. You can use FrontPage® or any well-known HTML editing tool to modify the appearance of your system. Anything that can be displayed in a web browser can be incorporated into your self-service station -- text, pictures, movies, sound, Java script, DHTML, and more. But that's just the beginning. Even more versatility is offered by the WWL - "web-based workflow language." If a borrower owes a fine/fee, the system might navigate to an account summary page offering an integrated link to pay fines. If the user is blocked, then fine payment or cancel might be the only option. You can display a wealth of information about the borrower's account status and you can offer cash, credit card, and account-based fine payment - automatically.

ADAPTABILITY: EnvisionWare Self-service circulation software supports self check out, self check in, and more. You decide the functionality by changing the configuration. Imagine adapting our software to the unique needs of your existing workflow. Perhaps your ILS software doesn't serve the needs of rapid check in. With a few clicks of the mouse, you can change the appearance, wording, and operation of the system so that you have software that works the way you want it to. Does your workflow ever change? Is your library different? Do branch operations differ from a central site? Do you evaluate your processes and look for ways to adapt your operation for higher efficiency? EnvisionWare software is made for you.

FINE PAYMENT: When coupled with EnvisionWare eCommerce Services, your EnvisionWare self-service system becomes a powerful tool for increased fee collections. With EnvisionWare you don't raise your fine threshold to improve the success of self-service check out, you lower it. By allowing non-confrontational, self-service payment, barriers are reduced and fine collections are increased. Imagine offsetting the complete cost of self-check/self-service by collecting as little as 5-10% of your overdue fines (our libraries report an average collection increase of 16%.)

STANDARDS: SIP2 links to your ILS, SSL provides for secure financial transactions, HTML is used to encode pages, multi-vendor coin-op/vending device support enables a variety of hardware choices in the eCommerce module, and csv provides an industry-standard logging and reporting file structure. Our certified Blackboard interface permits campus card fine payment for academic libraries. UTF-8 provides Unicode language support. The standard (included) languages are English, Spanish, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Taiwanese. Additional languages are under development and will be provided at no additional charge.

INTEGRATED SELF-SERVICE: Self-service check in/check-out, borrower-enabled fine payment, user-selected language support, and a user-defined graphical/HTML menu are integrated into a system that become your self-service stations throughout the library. Incorporate EnvisionWare's LPT:One™ Print Release Terminals, AAM Account Revalue stations, EnvisionWare eCommerce Fines Pay Client, PC Reservation® self-service reservation station, and other applications so that every self-service circulation station is transitioned to the Next Generation in library services --end to end self-service.