Select whether you are using the Legacy interface or the Modernized interface in WorldShare Interlibrary Loan.
Follow the instructions below to process New for Review requests.
To process New for Review requests:

Bibliographic matching helps ensure that the library user receives the item they're expecting. When a user's request includes only partial bibliographic information, the system uses the information that is provided and applies a series of rules to identify the best-matched item. the best-matched record is cataloged completely and correctly in WorldCat, is widely held by libraries, and closely matches the item the user requested. Once it identifies the best item, the system automatically adds or updates bibliographic information in the request.
Bibliographic matching requires at least one of the following: ISSN, ISBN, or OCLC number.
When an ISSN is provided, a title-matching check of 30% is required. For example, a value like "J Clin Psych" would be a match for Journal of Clinical Psychology but not for Journal of Business Economics.

To display holdings, use one of the following options:
Note: A line separates holdings for each state and province. Within each state or province, holdings are listed alphabetically by institution name
Note: The Year and Volume filters apply to the selected path or profiled group when creating a copy request for an article from a journal/magazine.
When viewing holdings for an item, you can filter the list of holdings to assist in building a lender string. If you select both a Custom Holdings Path and a year or volume, the lender string will automatically populate with libraries from the first section of the display.
You can filter holdings by a custom holdings path when the item requested is a book or other monograph as well as for copy requests where:
Note: Custom Holdings Paths which contain Profiled Groups can only be completely applied via automations configured in the Automated Request Manager. If the Custom Holdings Path has been manually applied, a warning appears. To build a partial lender string from the current Custom Holdings Path that does not include symbols from the Profiled Group, click OK. Click Cancel to close this window and either manually route this request to automation or select a different Custom Holdings Path. See Custom Holdings Path for more information.
When viewing holdings for a journal or other periodical, you can filter the list of holdings by year or year and volume. This data is populated from the lending library's local holdings record or knowledge base holdings.

On the Holdings screen, you also have several options:
icon at the top of the Holdings screen, indicating that your library has a holding set on that item in WorldCat. You will also see this icon on the top of the Request work form. If the information has been provided by the library, electronic serials display the exact coverage statement from the WorldCat knowledge base and a Local Holding Record (LHR) summary displays for print serials in the Holdings column.
Click on the summary text in the Holdings column to view additional details about the WorldCat knowledge base or LHR holdings for the title.
Note: The citation information for copy requests will display at the top of the Holdings screen and will remain as you scroll through potential lenders. Compare the lenders holding information in the Holdings column to the citation information of the copy request to be sure the lender has the exact volume needed to fulfill the request.
Follow the instructions below to process Open Access requests.
To process Open Access requests:
Caution: It is important to email the patron the Open Access link to the request before clicking Open Access because when the request is updated to Closed/Open Access, the patron information attached to the request will be cleared.
Note: Requests filled via Open Access will be included in monthly statistical reporting.
Follow the instructions below to mark an item as received.
To mark an item as received:
Follow the instructions below to renew a request item.
To renew an item:
Caution: When suggesting a desired due date, be sure to consult the lender’s renewal policies by scrolling down in the request form and clicking the question mark icon (
) to open the lender’s Policies Directory profile.
If a received item is missing, mark the request as Lost to alert the Lending library.
To mark an item as Lost:
The request status is updated to Lost and the request moves to the Received but Missing queue for both the borrowing library and the lending library.
If the item is recovered, return or renew the item. See Return items for more information.
If a request is not filled by any of the lenders in the Lender String, the request will age to Unfilled. Options for Unfilled requests include Resend Request, Change Fulfillment Type, or Cancel Request.
To resend the request:
You can change the Fulfillment Type of an unfilled request to a Purchase Request.
To change the fulfillment type of the request:
Note: Whilst the Cancel Request button is still available for these requests, it is not necessary to click on this button as the request has already been closed. If clicked, it will result in the request status being updated to Closed (cancelled). This request will then be double-counted in OCLC Usage Statistics - Borrower Activity Overview Report as both an unfilled and a cancelled request.
Follow the instructions below to respond to conditionals.
To respond to conditionals:
Note: Update the request as needed before saying Yes to the condition. If there is confusion or special circumstances, use the lender's contact information in the request or form the Policies Directory to communicate with the lender. There is no way to add a note when responding to a lender's conditional response within the request.
Run time: 9:44
New For Review is a category in OCLC Interlibrary Loan service for requests routed by the system or saved by review by staff at the library to be approved and processed at a later time. This video covers how ILL requests arrive at the New For Review category and how a staff member at the library can process the request.
Run time: 10:17
This video covers the steps a staff member at a borrowing library takes after an ILL request is placed in the system and needs to be processed and updated.
Follow the instructions below to process New for Review requests.
To process New for Review requests:

Bibliographic matching helps ensure that the library user receives the item they're expecting. When a user's request includes only partial bibliographic information, the system uses the information that is provided and applies a series of rules to identify the best-matched item. the best-matched record is cataloged completely and correctly in WorldCat, is widely held by libraries, and closely matches the item the user requested. Once it identifies the best item, the system automatically adds or updates bibliographic information in the request.
Bibliographic matching requires at least one of the following: ISSN, ISBN, or OCLC number.
When an ISSN is provided, a title-matching check of 30% is required. For example, a value like "J Clin Psych" would be a match for Journal of Clinical Psychology but not for Journal of Business Economics.

To display holdings, use one of the following options:
Note: A line separates holdings for each state and province. Within each state or province, holdings are listed alphabetically by institution name
Note: The Year and Volume filters apply to the selected path or profiled group when creating a copy request for an article from a journal/magazine.
When viewing holdings for an item, you can filter the list of holdings to assist in building a lender string. If you select both a Custom Holdings Path and a year or volume, the lender string will automatically populate with libraries from the first section of the display.
You can filter holdings by a custom holdings path when the item requested is a book or other monograph as well as for copy requests where:
Note: Custom Holdings Paths which contain Profiled Groups can only be completely applied via automations configured in the Automated Request Manager. If the Custom Holdings Path has been manually applied, a warning appears. To build a partial lender string from the current Custom Holdings Path that does not include symbols from the Profiled Group, click OK. Click Cancel to close this window and either manually route this request to automation or select a different Custom Holdings Path. See Custom Holdings Path for more information.
When viewing holdings for a journal or other periodical, you can filter the list of holdings by year or year and volume. This data is populated from the lending library's local holdings record or knowledge base holdings.

On the Holdings screen, you also have several options:
icon at the top of the Holdings screen, indicating that your library has a holding set on that item in WorldCat. You will also see this icon on the top of the Request work form. If the information has been provided by the library, electronic serials display the exact coverage statement from the WorldCat knowledge base and a Local Holding Record (LHR) summary displays for print serials in the Holdings column.
Click on the summary text in the Holdings column to view additional details about the WorldCat knowledge base or LHR holdings for the title.
Note: The citation information for copy requests will display at the top of the Holdings screen and will remain as you scroll through potential lenders. Compare the lenders holding information in the Holdings column to the citation information of the copy request to be sure the lender has the exact volume needed to fulfill the request.
Follow the instructions below to process Open Access requests.
To process Open Access requests:
Caution: It is important to email the patron the Open Access link to the request before clicking Open access because when the request is updated to Closed/Open Access, the patron information attached to the request will be cleared.
Note: Requests filled via Open Access will be included in monthly statistical reporting.
Follow the instructions below to mark an item as received.
To mark an item as received:
Follow the instructions below to renew a request item.
To renew an item:
Caution: When suggesting a desired due date, be sure to consult the lender’s renewal policies by scrolling down in the request form and clicking the question mark icon (
) to open the lender’s Policies Directory profile.
If a received item is missing, mark the request as Lost to alert the Lending library.
To mark an item as Lost:
The request status is updated to Lost and the request moves to the Received but Missing queue for both the borrowing library and the lending library.
If the item is recovered, return or renew the item. See Return items for more information.
If a request is not filled by any of the lenders in the Lender String, the request will age to Unfilled. Options for Unfilled requests include Resend Request, Change Fulfillment Type, or Cancel Request.
To resend the request:
You can change the Fulfillment Type of an unfilled request to a Purchase request.
To change the fulfillment type of the request:
Note: Whilst the Cancel request button is still available for these requests, it is not necessary to click on this button as the request has already been closed. If clicked, it will result in the request status being updated to Closed (canceled). This request will then be double-counted in OCLC Usage Statistics - Borrower Activity Overview Report as both an unfilled and a canceled request.
Follow the instructions below to respond to conditionals.
To respond to conditionals:
Note: Update the request as needed before saying Yes to the condition. If there is confusion or special circumstances, use the lender's contact information in the request or form the Policies Directory to communicate with the lender. There is no way to add a note when responding to a lender's conditional response within the request.
Run time: 9:44
New For Review is a category in OCLC Interlibrary Loan service for requests routed by the system or saved by review by staff at the library to be approved and processed at a later time. This video covers how ILL requests arrive at the New For Review category and how a staff member at the library can process the request.
Run time: 10:17
This video covers the steps a staff member at a borrowing library takes after an ILL request is placed in the system and needs to be processed and updated.