In the past, when Pro accounts offered self-checkouts through their published library or through a kiosk, we just relied on the honor system to stop patrons from checking out more items than they should or for placing holds. The only…
Did you know there’s an easy way to correct bad or missing info on Libib? If the title, description, publisher, date, ANYTHING is incomplete or incorrect, Libib offers you a flagging feature on the website. The flag notifies the Libib…
Today we introduced a new additional way to edit individual fields on an item. Each item now displays a pencil icon which will bring up a quick edit menu. ALT This menu is completely accessible through the keyboard; no need…
We’ve been working hard to extend support for Android 9 and fix loading issues related to iOS 13.2 and below. We’re happy to announce that today we have released v5.0.2 to address both. You can download this update now. Apple…
Update: Initial post had launch date of February 19, 2022. This has been pushed an additional week. Launch date is now February 26, 2022. We’ve been working on some updates… For just over a year now, we’ve been working on…
We now offer Pro users the ability to download a csv report of all items not lent out in a specific time period. This is a great way to figure out which items you may need to weed from your…
We now offer Pro users the ability to move individual copies of an item from one library to another of the same type. This oft requested feature is available on the website now, and will be coming to the app…
The reports section now includes a way to export your current checked out items. A great way to quickly grab the emails you many need all at once for past due items. Don’t forget though, Libib can automatically email your…
When we started offering Libib Pro, it was incredibly important to us to make the price as affordable as possible but still keep the lights on. We decided to start at $5/month as an “Early Access” special and had such…
We now offer Pro users the ability to print our barcode labels straight from Libib’s web interface. Details available on our support site:
