CodeAchi Library Management System

Despite the advent of e-books, it will take a while before physical books are replaced. For many avid readers, holding a paper book, opening it for the first time, and smelling it are more important than saving trees, and even people who don't care much for lecture are probably more attracted to the idea of reading something that has tangible pages and covers than from a computer or tablet screen.

Features

• Efficient book inventory management


• Organize DVDs, CDs, and other categories


• Easy addition of titles through ISBN searches


• Automated accession number assignment


• Customer database management for borrowers

As much as I love books, I never perceived being a librarian as a dream job. Sure, you spend more than half of your day surrounded by books, which you must constantly and carefully manage; and there's also the occasional scolding of the late returner.

Technical Specifications

• File: /home/rsyncd/mnt/root/softpedia/Downloads/Windows Apps/Others/C/CodeAchi Library Management System/installer.exe


• Publisher: CodeAchi Technologies Pvt. Ltd.


• Price: FREE

While CodeAchi Library Management System can't help you with the scolding task, it's more than capable of assisting you with managing the practical aspects of the job, starting with inventorying books. You can easily add titles by either typing all the details or performing searches using the ISBNs. You still have to assign a rack number or location ID, but the program can automatically assign an accession number, which will make cataloging easier.

Your library needn't contain just books; with this app, you can also organize DVDs, CDs, and create any other category that you may require (comic books or Blu-rays, for example). Your customers (called borrowers) will also be added to the database, and every issue, return, and payment will have its entry.

Even though you can get plenty of user manuals from CodeAchi Library Management System's website, I had no trouble figuring out the app's basic functions. No, I've never worked as a librarian, but I would like to recommend this intuitive and well-designed program to anyone who manages a library.