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Accessit Library vs Librarika

Librarika

7.4#1 in school library management softwareFrom $11.58 a month
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FactAccessit LibraryLibrarika
CompanyAccessit is now part of Follett Software and has supplied and supported Accessit Library for over 30 years in more than 40 countries.Librarika is operated by Raynux Pty Ltd, an Australian company based in Perth, Western Australia.
IntegrationsIntegrations include student-management systems, content providers, AD/LDAP, SSO, RFID, SCIS, ClickView and Accelerated Reader.The feature list names OpenLibrary bibliographic data integration, SIP2 connections for kiosks and RFID systems, and SAML SSO with providers including Azure AD, Google, and Okta.
SecurityThe product uses secure cloud hosting on UK servers and provides automatic updates.The current privacy policy says Librarika uses encryption in transit (TLS/SSL), access controls and authentication, role-based permissions, monitoring, and confidentiality obligations for staff and contractors.
SupportCustomers receive support by email, phone or remote screen sharing, plus a customer help portal and eLearning Centre.Librarika offers quick how-to videos and FAQs, while its librarian manual is described as being at a very early stage.

Accessit Library plans

  • Accessit LibraryPriced on request

Librarika plans

  • BasicFree
  • Basic Pro$139 a year
  • E-Books Hosting Starter$249 a year
  • Silver$299 a year
  • E-Books Hosting Standard$499 a year
  • Gold$499 a year

Pick Accessit Library if…

It suits schools and other organisations that need to manage library circulation alongside equipment loans. It may also fit teams seeking student-facing discovery tools and integrations with student-management systems.

Pick Librarika if…

Librarika suits schools, universities, public, corporate and community libraries that need cataloguing, circulation and member access in a cloud system. It also serves personal collections and offers tools for multiple branches, member holds and mobile access.

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