Good morning - We purposely don't include the patron account number on check out receipts so that receipts left in books or lost in the parking lot don't have any patron information on them. But that decision is for each individual library to make.
Diane Disbro Circulation Coordinator/Branch Manager Union Branch Scenic Regional Library 308 Hawthorne Drive Union, MO 63084 (636) 583-3224 On Tue, Jan 23, 2018 at 1:44 PM, Boyer, Jason A <jbo...@library.in.gov> wrote: > I'm basically done with https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1737540 > but before making a potential privacy faux-pas or leaving out anything > potentially useful I wanted to get some opinions. (My hope is that no > library uses the whole prefix, first, middle, last, suffix anywhere, but > prefix + last, just first, or first +middle initial might be useful) > > > > Here's what I'm planning to add to a patron object in checkout receipts: > > > > prefix > > first_given_name > > second_given_name > > family_name > > suffix > > barcode > > money_summary.total_owed > > money_summary.total_paid > > money_summary.balance_owed > > expire_date (can be used with ng-show to give a little reminder that your > account will expire soon) > > alias > > has_email (a boolean for use with ng-show; "Have you signed up for our > newsletters?" or "Have an email? Add it to your account to get > notifications about your holds!" etc.) > > has_phone (same) > > > > I'm duplicating the patron_money information because there's no need for a > separate patron and patron_money objects. In the interest of not breaking > existing templates the patron_money object would still be in place; just > not mentioned anywhere. I considered usrname but couldn't see a use case. > > > > Are there any strong opinions about adding more fields or removing some of > these? I figure it's better to knock this out all at once rather than > poking at it repeatedly with tiny changes. > > > > Jason > > > > -- > > Jason Boyer > > MIS Supervisor > > Indiana State Library > > http://library.in.gov/ > > >
