How to Use the Consortium Loan Services (CLS) Network Zone (NZ) Active Loan Report The Consortium Loan Services (CLS) Network Zone (NZ) Active Loan report is generated from NZ Analytics and identifies Active CLS Loans associated with patrons at WRLC partner libraries. Historically, these reports were requested before graduation or at the end of an academic semester so libraries could identify graduating students with outstanding CLS loans and encourage the return of materials before patrons left campus. Similar to traditional Interlibrary Loan material, the requesting library is responsible for the replacement cost of Lost CLS material.  Understanding the Report CLS NZ Active Loan reports are dynamic. The results reflect the status of CLS loans at the time the report is generated. The report changes as: New CLS loans are created Existing CLS loans are returned Existing loans age into Lost status and are no longer represented as Active loans Because of these changes, a monthly report provides a useful point-in-time review but does not identify CLS loans created or loans that age into Lost status after the report is generated. Recommended Use Partner libraries may generate the report at intervals appropriate to local needs. Common uses include: Reviewing outstanding CLS loans before graduation Identifying CLS materials still charged to patrons approaching the end of a semester Reviewing loans for patrons preparing to leave the institution Supporting outreach intended to encourage the return of CLS materials before patrons leave campus While the report may be generated monthly, libraries may also generate it weekly or daily when more frequent monitoring is useful. More frequent reporting allows libraries to identify outstanding CLS loans for graduating students and other departing patrons throughout the year rather than limiting review to traditional graduation or semester-end periods. Reporting Frequency The appropriate reporting frequency depends on the purpose of the review. Frequency Suggested Use Monthly General monitoring and periodic review of active CLS loans Weekly Increased monitoring near graduation, semester-end, or other periods of patron departure Daily Short-term monitoring when timely identification of outstanding CLS loans is necessary Report Preferred Email Recipient and Delivery Frequency (as of 8/27/2026) To update your library’s report delivery schedule or recipient email address, please contact servicedesk@wrlc.org . Institution Zone (IZ) Preferred Email Address(es) Delivery Schedule AU mtsmith@american.edu; shickey@american.edu  Weekly AU LAW circ@wcl.american.edu Monthly CU lib-circulation@cua.edu; satyavolu@cua.edu Monthly GA library.circdesk@gallaudet.edu; dianne.shaw@gallaudet.edu Monthly GM mhunte13@gmu.edu; jbowdoin@gmu.edu Monthly GT printcollections@georgetown.edu Monthly GT LAW lawcirc@georgetown.edu; jjm323@georgetown.edu;  Weekly GW librcir@gwu.edu; gcanner@gwu.edu Monthly GW HIMM mlbcir@email.gwu.edu; imroberts@gwu.edu Monthly GW LAW clsburns@law.gwu.edu; irislee@law.gwu.edu Monthly HU accessdept@howard.edu; roderick.burns@howard.edu Monthly MU mucirc@marymount.edu; mcollins@marymount.edu Monthly TU trinitylibrary@trinitydc.edu; taylorbr@trinitydc.edu Monthly UDC circ@udc.libanswers.com; glen.benedict@udc.edu Monthly UDC LAW lawlibraryhelp@udc.edu; sharon.bradley@udc.edu Monthly