InvenioILS is a modern Integrated Library System based on the Invenio digital repository web framework.
This system is based in Invenio.
It’s free and open source software.
Key Features
- Modern UI.
- Cataloging – provides a data model based on JSON Schema with structured bibliographic records such as Documents, Series, Items, Electronic Items and more.
- Acquisition and ILL – simple acquisition and interlibrary loans modules to keep track of newly obtained items.
- Circulation – the circulation workflow is configurable and extensible. Manage patrons requests and loans with simple clicks. Use the available dashboards to quickly have an overview of the tasks to perform.
- Powerful backoffice – easy to use backoffice tools including lists, search tools and details of each bibliographic record; as well as a simple management of the circulation workflow. REST API – use REST APIs to retrieve or ingest content and easily integrate with other systems.
Website: inveniosoftware.org/products/ils
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: CERN
License: MIT License
Invenio ILS is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| Greenstone | Comprehensive digital library creation, management, and distribution |
| InvenioILS | Run a digital library or document repository |
| NewGenLib | Metadata content management software |
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| PMB | Library automation system based on PHP and MySQL |
| OpenBiblio | Library administration web interface |
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