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What the front desk looks like today

• #1

  The phone rings while a reader is waiting at the desk: one of them always waits, and it is usually the one who made the journey.

• #2

  The same questions come back every day, opening hours, renewals, joining, whether a title is in, and a good share of them arrive when the library is closed.

• #3

  A visitor who does not speak the local language gives up on joining; a researcher waits for a reply to their email while the team is out on the shelves.

What the agent does, on its own

• Answers the phone around the clock in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, from your opening hours, your loan rules and your collection descriptions.
• Looks up a title, an author or an ISBN in the catalogue you have given it and tells the caller whether the item is available to borrow.
• Logs a renewal request against the reader's card number and gives them a confirmation number; a librarian only steps in if a reservation blocks it.
• Books a study room or a computer workstation for the date and time requested, and confirms the booking with a reference.
• Opens a new reader's registration and tells them what to bring: photo ID and a recent proof of address.
• Answers emails from your own address too, supervised or autonomous; every exchange is summarised in your carnet, and a visitor who asks for a librarian gets a call back with the transcript.

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