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Brief description

This is the first test for ECS circulation functionality, focusing on title level requests. This functionality includes the ability to create, view, edit, reorder and cancel title level requests. The goal of this test is to verify that ECS title level request functionality works as expected.

**Please note this work is still in progress. We’ve already identified some issues that we’re working through.
Steps 1 - 3 utilize the New request form. The form may change a bit in the next few sprints. When it is finalized, we’ll run a short UAT for you with the new form for feedback.
Step 3 uses proxy/sponsor functionality. We have identified issues associated with proxy functionality in the Quesnelia release. They are in the process of being addressed and should not impact testing the workflow below. If interested, you can find more information abou the bug in UIREQ-1135.

Testing will take place September 9-13, 2024. Please have the form submitted by the end of the day on September 13, 2024.

Links

Test environment: https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

Test credentials: (username/password)

Jira feature: UXPROD-4559 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Feedback form:

Related Videos

Link to video demonstration of requesting functionality. You do not need to sign in to access the recording.

Instructions

Follow the steps below and use the feedback form linked above to record your results.

  1. Create a Title level request (workflow A)

  • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

  • Navigate to the Inventory app

  • Find [title]

  • Copy the HRID from the “Administrative data” accordion

  • Navigate to the Requests app

  • From the Actions dropdown menu, select New

  • Check to make sure the box next to “Create title level request” is checked

  • Paste the UUID or HRID into the “Title information” box and select Enter

  • Select the Requester lookup link and select the check box next to Active

  • Choose a requester from the list by clicking on a name

  • Select a Request type and Pickup service point

  • Click Enter

  1. Create a Title level request (workflow B)

  • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

  • Navigate to the Requests app

  • From the Actions dropdown menu, select New

  • Check to make sure the box next to “Create title level request” is checked

  • Select the Title lookup link and search for the title you used above

  • Select the Title from the test above by clicking on it

  • Select the Requester lookup link and select the check box next to Active

  • Choose a different Requester than the one used in the previous test from the list and select Enter

  • Select a Request type and Pickup service point

  • Click enter

  1. Create a Title level request (workflow B) with a Proxy

  • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

  • Navigate to the Requests app

  • From the Actions dropdown menu, select New

  • Check to make sure the box next to “Create title level request is checked”

  • Select the Title lookup link and search for the title you used above

  • Select the Title from the test above by clicking on it

  • Select the Requester lookup link and select the check box next to Active

  • Choose requester [1234] from the list and select Enter

  • Select the radio button next to the name below “Or acting as proxy for” in the dialog box called “Who are you acting as?”

  • Select Continue

  • Select a Request type and Pickup service point

  • Click Enter

  1. View Title level request details

  • Log into https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

  • Ensure you are affiliated with the Central/Consortium tenant

  • Navigate to the Requests app

  • Select the following filter by checking the box (more filters will be functional with coming development):

    • Holds

  • Scroll through Requests that appear in the main pane of the Requests app and locate a request you placed in this testing session

  • Click on the request

  1. Edit a Title level request

    • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

    • Navigate to the Requests app

    • Using the search box or filters on the left, look for one of the requests you created in steps 1-3

    • Select the request by clicking on it’s line in the results table

    • Review the following in the Request details pane: Request expiration date, Fulfillment preference, Pickup service point

    • Click on the Actions button in the Request details and select Edit

    • Edit the form by adding a Request expiration date, or by changing the Fulfillment preference or Pickup service point

    • Click Save & close

    • Click on the Actions menu in the Request details and select Edit again

    • Edit the form a second time by adding or changing the Request expiration date, or by changing the Fulfillment preference or Pickup service point

    • Click Cancel

  2. Reorder a title request queue

    • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

    • Navigate to the Requests app

    • Locate a request you created in steps 1-3

    • From the request details, select the Actions dropdown

    • Select Reorder queue

    • Using the 6 dots to the left of the Order column, click and drag a request to a different place in the queue

    • Pay attention to the number in the Order column

  3. Cancel a title level request

    • Log in to https://folio-perf-vega-2nd-consortium.ci.folio.org/

    • Navigate to the Requests app

    • Locate a request you created in steps 1-3

    • From the request details, select the Actions dropdown

    • Select Cancel

    • Select a Reason for cancellation from the dropdown menu

    • Click Confirm

    • Look at the request details and note the request status

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