Products: Get It Now
How it works
Features
- Immediately fulfills library patrons’ requests for full-text articles – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – with or without a mediator
- Expands the library’s virtual collection with more than 18,000 journals and tens of millions of articles
- Cost-effective, easy-to-use service is integrated into your ILL platform or OpenURL link resolver
Benefits
- Enables you to offer improved patron experience by delivering articles outside of your subscriptions
- Helps you stay within budget with advanced data and reporting
- Your best source of content once you exceed the “Rule of Five”
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Customer success story
We have no doubt that Get It Now is here to stay. The only question as we look ahead is how we can continue to best use the service to meet the growing and changing needs of the faculty, staff, and students at Furman University.
Featured resources
Get It Now and CloudSource+
Learn how the integration of Get It Now into CloudSource+ brings users of the platform on-demand access to content not already open or licensed by their library.
Get It Now – Participating Publishers
The following publishers are participating in Get It Now providing access to content from over 19,000 leading journals in academia: …
Fulfill Patron Requests for Articles in Minutes
Watch our latest webcast on Get It Now for an overview of how the service complements your ILL services by providing library patrons with immediate fulfillment of full-text articles from unsubscribed journals—24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Solutions that complement Get It Now
Get It Now
Expand your virtual collection and provide students and faculty with full-text articles from unsubscribed journals—24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Annual Copyright License for Higher Education
A campus-wide, text licensing solution enabling reuse and sharing of copyrighted content across your institution.
Pay-Per-Use Permissions
Visit CCC Marketplace to secure permissions to reuse copyrighted materials, including millions of works from tens of thousands of publishers