027.7 — Academic libraries
One index.
Four jobs.
Four jobs.
The same catalogue serves a student at midnight, a lecturer building
next term’s reading, and a librarian writing a renewal case.
Readers
Ask the question
you actually
have.
you actually
have.
No guessing the author’s phrase. Type the confusion, get the
passage, read it with help alongside.
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Plain-language search across everything
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Reader with inline summaries and Q&A
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Notes and highlights that follow you between devices
Faculty
Build a reading
list from a
search.
list from a
search.
Find the material, order it into a path, push it to a class — or straight into Vidyapeeth as assigned practice.
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Reading paths shared to a cohort
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Citation export in APA, MLA and IEEE
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See what a class actually opened
Librarians
Prove the
collection is
being used.
collection is
being used.
Circulation figures never described a digital shelf well.
Pustakalaya reports on searches, opens and dwell time, down to
the title.
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Usage reporting for renewals and accreditation
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Gap analysis — what readers searched for and didn’t find
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Bulk ingestion of existing repositories, with OCR
021.8 — Government relations
Shared catalogues
at state scale.
at state scale.
For district and state library programmes, one index can serve many
institutions without each holding its own copy.
01
Multi-institution
One catalogue, per-institution access rules and
separate reporting.
separate reporting.
02
Low bandwidth
Downloaded reading works offline and syncs when a
connection returns.
connection returns.
03
Data residency
Records stay in Indian data centres, owned by the
institution.
institution.
021.6 — Interlibrary relations
Open your
collection.
collection.
Tell us what your institution holds and we’ll index a sample of it, so
you can search your own shelves before you decide anything.