As part of this scenario, the pickup/hold expiration date should be recalculated. So if the item was on hold for 7 days at service point 1 and then 2 days into that period checked in at service point 2 and went in transit, and then became available for
pickup at service point 1 again, the 7 day countdown should begin again. Whereas if the item was simply checked in at service point 1 a second time with no intervening transit, the 7 day countdown should not reset.
There is also some additional notice logic involved, in that once the item arrives again at a Service Point 1, it should send the patron a second pickup notice (whereas checking in an item awaiting pickup at service point at service point 1 with no intervening
transit should not send a notice).
In addition, there is a related scenario:
Item is awaiting pickup at service point 1. Staff edit request’s pickup location to Service point 2. Item is checked in at service point 1. Item should go in transit to service point 2 and request state should update to open in transit. Item is checked
in at service point 2 and is awaiting pickup. A new pickup notice should be sent and new hold/pickup expiration date should be calculated.
Best,
David
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RA SMEs,
I heard something in passing on the SIG call on Monday I just wanted to confirm. Is this scenario valid?
- Given Item X is "Awaiting pickup" at Service Point 1
- When Item X is checked in at a service point other than Service Point 1
- Then:
- Item status should change from "Awaiting pickup" to "In transit"
- Request status should change from "Open - Awaiting pickup" to "Open - In transit"
- In transit modal popup should be displayed:
- With option to print transit slip
- With information about where the item needs to go (Service Point 1 in this case)
If this isn’t a simple “yes”, we can get it on the agenda for further discussion.
Thanks much!
Cate