See also: For information about resource sharing and holds within RSA go to the Sharing and Holds page.
Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
Items Requested by a Non-RSA Library
Items requested by a non-RSA library may come via OCLC WorldShare, fax, Find More Illinois, or through Onshelf Items (pick list) from SHARE-ILL libraries. March 2024.
Download the Items Requested by a Non-RSA Library procedure
Creating and Deleting a temporary record for a Non-RSA Interlibrary Loan Item procedure
When interlibrary loan items are received from libraries outside of RSA, temporary brief records can be created to allow the items to be checked out to the patron who requested the item. This procedure explains how to create an ILL brief record and how to remove it from WorkFlows when it is no longer needed. March 2025.
Download the Creating and Deleting a temporary record for a Non-RSA Interlibrary Loan Item procedure
D1500 – How to use them and how to search for them
Instructions on how to search for D1500 numbers in WorkFlows and what to do if a new D1500 number needs to be created. January 2024.
Download the D1500 Numbers cheat sheet
RAILS Delivery Resources
RSA Membership List – check RSA member library delivery codes here.
RAILS Delivery Codes and Labeling Procedure
Delivery Labels
This label must be completed and attached to all items that are dropped in delivery to be sent to libraries outside the RAILS East Peoria service area.
For Libraries in the XEP (RAILS East Peoria) Delivery Hub
Contact the RAILS Delivery Team
Phone
866.940.4081, option 1
External Links
RSA operates as a separate entity from RAILS. The RSA Help Desk cannot resolve your delivery issues, so please call the above number for all questions related to RAILS delivery.
RAILS Resource Sharing Map
RAILS Resource Sharing Map
This is an external page that shows a 2019 map of the service areas of RSA and other RAILS consortia.
More Info
RSA Support Site Links
For more info about ILLINET / IPLAR please see the ILLINET / IPLAR Report Data page.
ILLINET Interlibrary Loan Code
In 2014, the ILLINET ILL Revision Committee revised the ILL Code to reflect current practices and to include current technology. The revised ILLINET ILL Code became effective April 1, 2015. In addition to their work on the ILL Code itself, the committee produced an ILL Code Checklist and a list of ILL Best Practices to assist librarians in the field. Illinois libraries are also required by administrative rule to comply with the ILLINET ILL Code as a condition of library system membership.