Yes. ILLiad operates from a single database located on the Windows NT or Windows 2000 server. Because all the computers are connected to this single server, all the interlibrary loan requests and processes are consolidated.
Yes. Library staff may use the ILLiad staff interface to block specific patrons from accessing their ILLiad account so that they are unable to use the system (for example, if they have not paid their interlibrary loan bills and you have cut off service until they are paid).
ILLiad stores all the information about both borrowing and lending requests within a database that is then queried by library staff using the ILLiad Web statistical program.
OCLC ILLiad automatically generates group-based reports. Within ILLiad, you indicate which libraries belong to which groups. You only have to do this once. From that point on, ILLiad will generate group-based statistics based on the groups you have defined.
Yes. The ILLiad database is Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) compliant, which allows libraries to create their own custom interlibrary loan statistics using other ODBC compliant software such as Microsoft Access or Excel.
Yes. In fact, this is what allows ILLiad to support distance education programs. You can scan in documents from your own library collection, convert them to PDF using ILLiad, and deliver them to your patrons over the web.