
Artemis
Artemis is a web-based library management solution for K–12 schools, covering cataloging, circulation, reporting, and student engagement.
What Artemis is
Artemis is a web-based library management solution for K–12 schools, covering cataloging, circulation, reporting, and student engagement. It can import student and staff information from a school roster and manage settings, inventory, circulation, and reports across multiple campuses. Administrators can control automated overdue texts and emails to students, parents, or both. A picture-based Kids Catalog is designed for younger students, and supported reading-level services can synchronize book details such as reading levels and points. The system also tracks checkout, due dates, inventory, and reports for textbooks and other educational assets. Patrons can use a reasonably modern browser on a PC or mobile device; staff can use Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Artemis integrates e-books and audiobooks into its catalog and supports database access and PC or print management through SIP2. Biblionix states that pages use HTTPS, SIP2 connections are encrypted, and database and backup servers are encrypted. Hosting includes geographically redundant datacenters and backups every half hour. Pricing is quoted individually, and the subscription includes support and free upgrades.
Good
- Imports student and staff roster information
- Manages multiple campuses
- Includes a picture-based Kids Catalog
- Backups run every half hour
- Subscriptions include support and free upgrades
Watch out
- Pricing is quoted individually
- Acquisitions and several services are excluded from the base price
Who it suits
Artemis suits K–12 schools that need library circulation, cataloging, reporting, or asset checkout across one or more campuses. Its roster sync and younger-reader catalog may fit schools serving students at different ages.
Verdict
Artemis combines school library functions with roster syncing, multi-campus tools, and educational asset tracking. Schools should request pricing and clarify which optional services they need.
Plans and prices
From Artemis's own pricing page, checked 1 Oct 2001.
| Plan | Price | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Artemis | — | Acquisitions, Syndetics Unbound, Auto-Calling, and Gabbie® excluded from base price · unlimited users and computers · no contract required · cancel anytime with refund of unused term · annual subscription; pricing quoted individually |
The facts
Each one read from Artemis's own pages, with the date it was checked.
What it does
- Asset management
- Artemis manages checkout, due dates, inventory, and reports for textbooks and other educational assets.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Data export
- Biblionix says Artemis data can be exported in LDIF at any time for no charge, including an option for automatic downloads.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Delivery model
- Artemis is a fully web-based software-as-a-service solution with automatic updates and upgrades.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Hosting and backups
- Biblionix hosts Artemis in geographically redundant datacenters and backs up data every half hour.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Integrations
- Artemis integrates e-books and audiobooks into its catalog and supports database access and PC/print management through SIP2.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Kids Catalog
- Artemis includes a picture-based Kids Catalog designed for younger students.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Multi-campus
- Artemis supports managing settings, inventory, circulation, and reports across multiple school campuses.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Notifications
- Administrators can control automated overdue text messages and emails to students, parents, or both.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Purpose
- Artemis is a library management solution for K-12 schools covering cataloging, circulation, reporting, and student engagement.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Reading-level integration
- Artemis can synchronize book information such as reading levels and reading points from supported reading-level services.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Roster integration
- Artemis can automatically import student and staff information from a school roster.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Security
- Biblionix states that all Artemis pages use HTTPS, SIP2 connections are encrypted, and database and backup servers are encrypted.checked 1 Oct 2001
- Support
- Artemis support is provided by former library employees, and subscriptions include customer support, free upgrades, and a user forum.checked 1 Oct 2001
Where it runs
- Browser access
- Patrons can use a reasonably modern web browser on any PC or mobile device, while staff can use Firefox, Chrome, or Safari.checked 1 Oct 2001
The company
- Founded
- 2006checked 28 Sep 2001
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas, United Stateschecked 28 Sep 2001
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