Link resolvers provide customized lists with title-level metadata to libraries for ease of content discoverability and full-text linking. Link resolvers work in tandem with discovery services allowing libraries to indicate their holdings and accessible content with links to the full-text.
Link Resolvers providers overview
EBSCO Full Text Finder is a complete Web-based tool for organizing and providing links to all of your library’s e-resources, including e-journals, titles in full-text databases and e-journal packages, and ebooks. EBSCO FullTextFinder offers users a “one-stop” search of your library’s e-collection, with easy navigation to full-text content.
SFX offers multiple access points to your e-collections, including the A-Z journal title list and the CitationLinker search form, streamline the information discovery process and provide an easy-to-use interface for end users. You can also customize the interface and integrate it into your home page so that your users experience a consistent look and feel.
ExLibris works closely with Springer Nature to populate the 360 knowledge base, the foundation for discovery and management services. Holdings information is updated daily and automatically reflected in all services. Libraries can select the packages they have licensed, either individually or through their consortia, to enable discovery of and access to content through these services.
The WorldCat knowledge base combines detailed information about library holdings with linking data to enable people to connect to full-text content in licensed resources. It includes the range of coverage and embargo periods for each title. The knowledge base is maintained by OCLC member librarians, OCLC and content partners.
