WorldShare Interlibrary Loan
Automate ILL staff workflows and help users quickly get the resources they need.
WorldShare ILL is a modern, cloud-based service that automates your ILL borrowing and lending processes through the largest resource sharing network in the world. It saves staff time and ensures prompt delivery of items to the people who need them.
Create faster, more efficient workflows for resource sharing
Read about how Jessup University Library reduced turnaround times by over 35 hours, expanding request capacity for staff and enabling faster delivery for users.
Speed delivery and free up staff time with real-time availability
Learn how SWAN Library Services automated request responses for 100 libraries to save staff time and speed delivery.
Tipasa
Tailor resource sharing processes and integrate with other technology to provide excellent customer service and anywhere access to patron-requested materials.
Tipasa is a cloud-based ILL management system that makes it possible to manage a high volume of requests, automate routine borrowing and lending functions, and provide an improved experience for students and faculty. With Tipasa, there’s no heavy IT support, server management, or extensive configuration and training.
Achieve incredibly fast borrowing turnaround times
Get the details on how Eastern Kentucky University saved an astonishing amount of time by customizing Tipasa resource sharing options to match local needs.
Maximize delivery speed of your resource sharing service
Find out how smart fulfillment functionality across all OCLC resource sharing services empowers libraries to meet user expectations.
OCLC Resource Sharing for Groups provides a seamless experience for library users and simplified workflows for staff—whether for digital or print items.
Group members have choice and flexibility as this service is provider-neutral and integrates with most discovery services and library management systems. Additionally, WorldShare ILL, Tipasa, and ILLiad form a familiar foundation, so libraries currently using these services don’t need lengthy implementations or additional training.
Participating libraries can lend and borrow resources from group members, regional partners, or the global OCLC resource sharing network of more than 10,000 libraries. Since it’s driven by data, there’s fast, predictable delivery and everything is managed in one place. Plus, library users enjoy a one-stop view for estimated arrival times, delivery options, and status tracking.