Destiny Library Manager

Destiny Library Manager is a powerful, web-based library automation software developed by Follett. This category covers comprehensive support, guides, tutorials, and resources for managing, troubleshooting, and maximizing the use of Destiny Library Manager in academic and institutional libraries.

Edit a patron

Each Destiny user is considered a patron and must have a patron record that associates them with the materials they check out, fines they incur and any patron transactions. Typically, you edit a patron when patrons:Transfer to or from another location (school or public library)Alert you to incorrect information in their records Important: If you have an automated patron…

Remove secondary site associations

Remove secondary site associations If you are a district user with the right to Manage Patrons for the District, use the Remove sub-tab to delete secondary site associations patrons in your district may have. You can remove secondary site associations for all patrons in the district or only those at a particular school. Alternatively, you can remove associations for certain…

Add a patron

Add a new patronBefore you add a patron record, always search the district’s patron database to make sure a patron record doesn’t already exist.To search the database and add a patron record:Select Admin > Manage Patrons.In the Find field, scan or enter the patron’s barcode number, or enter a keyword (such as a patron’s name).If you need to search…

Reset password

Reset passwordIf you forgot your password, you can create a new one from your login screen.Click Forgot password?. Note: If you do not see this option, you do not have access to reset your password. Enter your user name and barcode number, and then click Next.Enter your new password in the Password field, and then again in the Confirm Password field.When you are done,…

Destiny User Structure

Destiny User Structure Understanding the typical structure of users in Destiny helps you know who can do what. Each user is assigned to an access level, which defines what that group of users can see and do in Destiny. For example, you might have a District Patron Manager, Library or Resource Administrators, Staff, and Patrons. The Destiny, Library, and/or…

Access Level and Permissions

Access Levels and Permissions Access levels regulate what users can see and do in Destiny. Each access level contains a set of permissions. Permissions affect a patron’s ability to see certain tabs, pages, controls, and text. Access levels can be set up by the Destiny Administrator, a site Administrator, or both as follows: Determine how you…

Create an access level

Create an access level Some access levels and permissions are set up during Destiny installation. Note: A Destiny Administrator can manage and create access levels for the district or assign a user the Product Access Levels permission, which lets them see and set the rights for other users of the selected product.  To create an access level from the site: The access level you created…