Current situation or problem: Many librarians would like to have Loan type available as a notice token. It should always be the effective loan type, i.e. the temporary loan type first, and if not populated, then the permanent loan type.
N.B: This token is already available in the staff slip template editor; so ideally, use the same logic as there.

In scope: 

• Adding a token to the notice template editor

• Hard-coding the logic to show EITHER the temporary loan type, OR the permanent loan type.

• Showing live data on a notice.

Proposed solution/stories:

• UICIRC-852: Add "item.loanType" as notice token in Settings

• CIRC-1601: Add the field "item.loanType" to the Item Object in the Notice context - in mod-circ

• MODFEE-329 : Add the field "item.loanType" to the Item Object in the Notice context - in mod-fee-fines

• MODNOTIFY-109: Populate the token "item.loanType" in the notices, with the data provided by the context.

Links to additional info

Questions: For the SIG:

• Loan type is not stored in the loan, and when you navigate to the loan UI, you will not see loan type listed.
  Also, when the notice is generated and sent (e.g. a check out notice), FOLIO will pull in the loan type at that exact moment. So if the loan type is updated at a later time, then later notices (e.g. overdue notice) will contain the updated loan type. However, the notices are still send according to the original circ rule (policyID), which may be based on a loan type. Is this ok? 
  Answer in this Slack thread: It's ok!