• Request (or place holds) on books and other items if the item is checked out by someone else or to have the item delivered between SFU Library branches.
• Place an interlibrary loan (ILL) request for an item not held in SFU Library’s collection.  ILL requests may be placed by SFU students, faculty, and staff.

Once signed (or logged in) to the Catalogue, you can:

• View the books and other items you have checked out
• Renew the resources, such as books, that you have checked out
• View your fines, if you have any
• See requests (or holds) for books that you are waiting for.

Note that once you have returned books and other materials, they will no longer show in your Library record. However the Library sends an automatic email notification when you borrow materials, and you can use these emails to track your reading or borrowing history. 

To update your PIN (needed only for Self-Serve Checkout KIOSK):

1. Sign into the Library Catalogue and go to My Library account
2. In the Personal Details section, click on "UPDATE SELF-CHECKOUT KIOSK 4-DIGIT PIN".

Once signed in, you can pin to your My Favourites list:

• Records for books and other items
• Saved searches to reuse later
• Searches performed during a Catalogue search session.

Almost all content providers allow citations for such items as journal articles to be viewed by anyone anywhere who searches the SFU Library Catalogue.  There are a few resources, however, such as citations contained within the Web of Science and Scopus databases, that can be viewed only if you are:

• On campus, or
• Off campus and signed into the Catalogue.