Integrated Library System Transition

OPL’s software migration is in its final stage.

Most functionality has returned, but some final data syncs and troubleshooting are still ongoing. We appreciate your patience as we get the last pieces in place.

What you need to know:

• PINs have been reset as part of the transition. All PINs have reset to the last 4 digits of your library card number. You can log in to your account and change your PIN to a 4-digit number of your choosing.
• A temporary catalog is available to manage your account, but access to the traditional website login and MyOPL app has also been reinstated. 
• Digital audiobooks and eBooks. Libby and OverDrive have been available during the transition period. You should be able to use your barcode and new PIN to access these tools.
• Online resources. All online resources have been migrated at this time, except for ABCMouse — if you are trying to access ABCMouse, please try your barcode and old PIN.

Detailed Schedule

Nov. 26 - Update on limited services

What is still unavailable as of Nov. 26:

• Interlibrary loan requests
• eCard sign-up

Early December 2025 - Return to normal services

All services return to normal. Library catalog/mobile app, interlibrary loans, material purchase suggestions, and library card signups are all available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the benefit of changing the computer software for materials?

The new software will allow for improved efficiency, materials management, and cardholder account management, enabling OPL to:

• Be more responsive: By analyzing real-time borrowing habits, OPL can more quickly identify community needs, allowing them to purchase the right materials and resources more efficiently.
• Optimize the collection: It can show librarians which books circulate best in each branch’s community, helping them tailor collections to match the unique borrowing habits of individual branches.
• Improve efficiencies: Streamlined internal processes mean less time spent on administrative tasks and more time for staff to spend with the public, offering personalized recommendations and running engaging programs.

Does this affect digital services and online resources?

Checkouts and holds in Libby will be available during this period. There will be intermittent service disruptions after Nov. 12, as additional services and online resources are migrated to the new system.