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#2 Koha
The most widely‑used open‑source ILS, offering cataloging, circulation, acquisitions, and a modern OPAC.
#3 Alma
Ex Libris’ cloud‑based library services platform for higher education, integrating print, electronic, and digital resources.
#4 Sierra
Innovative Interfaces’ comprehensive ILS with robust circulation, cataloging, and discovery modules.
OCLC’s cloud‑based ILS that combines cataloging, circulation, and analytics with global bibliographic data.
#6 Polaris
Innovative Interfaces’ next‑generation ILS focused on user‑friendly workflows and strong analytics.
#7 Destiny
Follett’s cloud‑based ILS for K‑12 and public libraries, featuring intuitive circulation and reporting tools.
#8 Symphony
SirsiDynix’s flagship ILS delivering advanced cataloging, circulation, and discovery capabilities.
#9 NewGenLib
Open‑source library automation software with strong metadata support and customizable workflows.
#10 OPALS
Open‑source Automated Library System designed for small to medium libraries, offering cataloging, circulation, and reporting.
#11 LibraryWorld
Web‑based ILS for public, school, and academic libraries, featuring easy‑to‑use circulation and cataloging tools.
#12 OpenBiblio
Lightweight, open‑source ILS focused on simplicity and quick deployment for small libraries.
#13 LibLime Koha
Commercial support and hosting for Koha, providing enterprise‑grade service level agreements and custom development.
Axiell’s cloud‑based ILS and collection management platform for museums, archives, and libraries.
#15 BookSystems
Fully hosted ILS offering cataloging, circulation, and reporting for public and school libraries.
#16 Libsys
Comprehensive library automation suite with modules for acquisition, cataloging, circulation, and digital asset management.
#17 Horizon
Follett’s legacy ILS still used by many K‑12 districts, providing robust circulation and reporting.
#18 BiblioCommons
Patron‑focused platform that adds social features, event management, and a modern OPAC to existing ILS back‑ends.
#19 MARCEdit
While not a full ILS, MARCEdit offers powerful cataloging and metadata conversion tools that complement many library systems.
#20 Vufind
Open‑source discovery layer that can sit atop any ILS, providing a flexible, searchable OPAC.
A commercial discovery platform that integrates with most ILSs to deliver unified search across catalogs, databases, and digital collections.