CatExpress
The OCLC Cataloging Express service provides an easy-to-use Web interface for copy cataloging. Copy cataloging is selecting an existing bibliographic record from WorldCat ®, adding local data to it, and then adding the record to your local catalog.
- Get started
- Find information about the CatExpress interface, process, and hardware and software requirements. Discover how to set browser and export options.
- Search and catalog
- Learn how to perform basic and advanced searches as well as how to add local data and multiple location fields, print labels, and export records.
- Data fields
- Find information about data fields in CatExpress and how to map your local system fields to available data fields.
- Transaction reports
- Discover how to view and download transaction reports.
- Frequently asked questions
- Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about CatExpress.
- Can I get exported records without setting holdings?
- Can I get labels from CatExpress?
- Can I search by OCLC control number?
- Does CatExpress support medical call numbers (096)?
- Do I have to worry about initial articles and stopwords?
- How are export files built?
- How can I add different subject headings or delete notes?
- How can I determine how many units are left on my CatExpress subscription?
- How can I limit searches in Help to CatExpress topics?
- How do I access CatExpress
- How do I get exported records using CatExpress?
- Is there a trick in searching LCCNs?
- I have a cataloging subscription. How do I access the CatExpress interface?
- I have a CatExpress subscription. How will I be billed for records output via Collection Manager?
- What are the CatExpress stopwords?
- What fields are indexed by which index label?
- What fields can I edit in CatExpress?
- What if I add a Summary note when the record has one?
- Who is eligible to subscribe to CatExpress?
- CatExpress training
- Find training on CatExpress.
- Troubleshooting
- Find frequently asked questions (FAQ) and troubleshooting steps (Troubleshooting).