Circ & ILL forms using Google forms and script generated emails

[Degler, Roy]

There is an excellent tool called MachForms (https://www.machform.com/).  We use the standalone version, for the price, support and functionality it just can’t be beat. The cloud version is new, great if your organization does not have servers.

For a $59 one time fee you really can not lose.  We upgraded to unlimited so we can turn on LDAP and have increased number of users.

See a demo:

 http://screencast.com/t/p1aC63xhrJWn


Roy Degler
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405 744-6541
Digital Library Services

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On May 26, 2016, at 4:05 PM, Shannon Teichmann <sfox at AUSTINCOLLEGE.EDU<mailto:sfox at austincollege.edu>> wrote:

Has anyone set up circulation forms (such as document delivery) or ILL forms in Google forms and then created a script to email you when the form’s spreadsheet is populated data, when a user submits a form response?

If so, would you be willing to share examples of how you set up the responses spreadsheet and the email script?



Shannon Fox-Teichmann
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