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SirsiDynix Symphony
Enterprise library management for any size library
As of 30 August 2026, SirsiDynix Symphony's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. SirsiDynix Symphony is a comprehensive integrated library system serving libraries of all sizes. Softwr lists it under Libraries. SirsiDynix Symphony is made by SirsiDynix, launched in 1979, available on Web, Windows, macOS, iOS.
Overview
What SirsiDynix Symphony does
SirsiDynix Symphony is a comprehensive integrated library system serving libraries of all sizes. It provides robust circulation, cataloging, acquisitions, and serials management with the Symphony WorkFlows staff client. Symphony integrates with BLUEcloud discovery and analytics for a complete library platform.
What people use it for
- Integrated library system for public and academic libraries
- Cataloguing, circulation and acquisitions
- Consortium-wide catalogues shared across member libraries
- K-12 and special library collection management
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- Deployment flexibility adds complexity to pricing model
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Pricing
What SirsiDynix Symphony costs
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Symphony Standard
On request
- Circulation management
- Cataloging
- OPAC
- Basic reporting
- Standard support
Symphony Professional
On request
- Everything in Standard
- Acquisitions
- Serials management
- Advanced reporting
- API access
Symphony Enterprise
On request
- Everything in Professional
- BLUEcloud integration
- Analytics
- Multi-site support
- Dedicated support
Capabilities
Features
Circulation management
MARC cataloging
Acquisitions
Serials management
Patron management
OPAC
Reports and analytics
Self-check integration
Mobile apps
BLUEcloud
Integration with BLUEcloud
Enterprise OPAC
Integration with Enterprise OPAC
SIP2
Integration with SIP2
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Questions people ask
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How much does SirsiDynix Symphony cost?
SirsiDynix Symphony does not publish pricing information on its website. Interested organizations must contact SirsiDynix directly through the Request Demo or Contact Us links to receive a custom quote for the integrated library system.
SourceWhat pricing model does SirsiDynix Symphony use?
SirsiDynix Symphony is an enterprise-grade integrated library system with flexible deployment options and 99.95% uptime reliability. Pricing is customized based on organizational needs and the specific modules selected, including acquisitions, cataloging, circulation, and other specialized features.
SourceBehind it
Who makes SirsiDynix Symphony
- Company
- SirsiDynix
- Based in
- Lehi, UT
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