Turn an institutional collecting policy into a recurring, reviewable new-monograph cycle after a controlled pilot.
Our library supply service covers Russian and Ukrainian books only.
Describe your library taskThis service can be included in an agreed library acquisition workflow.
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Subject, region, and language are only the start. Publication type, research level, price, duplicates, dates, and explicit exclusions also shape a defensible acquisition decision.
The approval plan adds frequency, data handover, local review, and feedback to the selection rules. Automatic shipment and returns are included only when explicitly agreed.
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An acquisition profile defines subjects, regions, languages, publication types, scholarly level, price limits, and exclusions. An approval plan applies those rules to new titles on an agreed schedule; handover and review are defined together, while automatic shipment remains an explicit optional agreement.
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We map subjects, regions, languages, collecting levels, and exclusions into a shared selection matrix.
One profile segment and a manageable publication period keep the criteria and result reviewable.
Titles are verified, assigned to a profile segment, and documented with priority and exceptions.
After the pilot, the library receives profile-matched new titles on the agreed schedule, reviews them, and uses feedback to refine the next selection.
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A subject librarian combines history, politics, and linguistics with Russian and Ukrainian titles. Each cell receives a collecting intensity; textbooks and unchanged reprints may be excluded.
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Every proposed title is linked to a defined segment of the acquisition profile.
The approval plan repeats selection, while ordering, automation, and supply rules remain subject to explicit agreement.
Exlibrus researches and supplies Russian and Ukrainian publications only.
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