Background: Several libraries are planning to begin curbside pickup in order to provide socially distanced circulation.   Mobile applications that provide a platform for curbside pickup using text notification are recently available.  

Issue: It may be possible to reduce the cost of purchasing an app if we can find enough interest.   For example, an app that would cost $3,000 per library could be reduced to as little as $800 per library with 40 participating libraries.  This survey is intended to gather a quick understanding of the interest that exists among our members to determine if a group buy is of any value.

The MHLS Tech Ops team would like to run a batch update on patron records that are expiring between January 1 and August 31 to expire on August 31.

Please respond to the survey by 5/22/2020. The short turn around is to enable libraries who are ready to move forward.

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* Library:

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* Please provide your name (Last, First)

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* Which of the following best describes your role with the library.  If you do more Cataloging, but do have some time at the Circulation or Reference desk, choose your primary role.  If your time is split, then choose the "other" option and a few words to describe your work.

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* The Apps vary in price.  Please select the highest your library could pay for an app to meet the needs you require.  Keep in mind that one of these apps is priced at $3000 annually for a single site.  With enough interest that same app is reduced to $800 per site.

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* Please indicate the earliest time you would begin curbside pickup

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* My libraries is ....

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* What features are most important to you in an app.  Rank the options below with 1 being the most important and 5 being the least.

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