Capture a signature image via file upload and via a signature pad device
We can upload files related to patrons ( cgi-bin/koha/members/files.pl?borrowernumber=nnnnn ) This way, e.g. signed and scanned contracts could be uploaded.
There has not been any comment on this in 8 years, is this still a feature that would be needed?
This would be a good feature. A general import document feature that would link the uploaded document to the patron account, and list it somewhere on the patron checkout/details page, in a tab.
(In reply to Christopher Brannon from comment #3) > This would be a good feature. A general import document feature that would > link the uploaded document to the patron account Isn't this what EnableBorrowerFiles controls?
I had left this open, because I thought there might be a way to automate the pad to image file a bit - but thinking about, I am not sure it would be wise to just store a patrons signature without the contents of the signed document? Thinking if this could be abused - not sure how those terminals work in general.
(In reply to Owen Leonard from comment #4) > (In reply to Christopher Brannon from comment #3) > > This would be a good feature. A general import document feature that would > > link the uploaded document to the patron account > > Isn't this what EnableBorrowerFiles controls? Well, how about that? Didn't even know that was there. I think that works pretty darn good, although, it would be nice if there was a view feature, so you don't have to download the file to view it (if it is just an image).
(In reply to Katrin Fischer from comment #5) > I had left this open, because I thought there might be a way to automate the > pad to image file a bit - but thinking about, I am not sure it would be wise > to just store a patrons signature without the contents of the signed > document? Thinking if this could be abused - not sure how those terminals > work in general. I think that the risk seems higher than the reward in my opinion. I wouldn't want my library system storing my signature in an Internet facing system. If I knew that my library was doing that, I'd probably stop using that library. Curious what the GDPR requirements would be as well.