The BookNet Canada website has a new look!

The BookNet team is happy to share our new and improved website! With a focus on making information approachable and easy to find for both those new-to-BookNet and our old friends, the new website offers intuitive navigation that focuses on how we can help the book supply chain thrive. Whether that is through our products, services, research, education, or all of the above, that’s up to you.

Screen capture from the new homepage of the BookNet Canada website.

BookNet Canada’s offerings in plain language

BookNet has multiple products — SalesData & LibraryData, CataList, and BiblioShare. With the new website redesign, understanding what each product offers, the needs they solve for a particular group, and how they work together is easier than ever.

Screen capture of the new Compare all products page showing a description of BiblioShare and SalesData & LibraryData side-by-side.

Beyond our core products, BookNet also offers a wide range of services, including Webform for ONIX creation and EDI set-up. Of note for the new website is the easier to find Bibliographic data distribution page, which now offers a more comprehensive view of what each service entails and how it can help achieve your goals.

Screen capture of the updated Bibliographic data distribution page showing four of our seven services and descriptions side by side.

Staying informed about standards got easier

In addition to a new navigation menu link that gives you quick access to standards-related posts on our blog. The revamped standards section of our website now includes a page that groups information about ONIX, EDI, product identifiers, and subject and other classification schemes all in one place. This section of the website offers a digestible overview of the industry standards, allowing for a deeper dive through resources both created and curated by us.

Screen capture of the ONIX section of the revamped standards page.

Explore our new website

Enough from us; it’s your turn to navigate through our site and explore what’s new. This website is a product of the labour of wonderful humans, and as such, we expect to encounter some quirks from time to time, so if you see something, say something. We’d be grateful.

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