Using and resolving temporary numbers

Confused about how to use and resolve temporary numbers during Inventory? Perhaps you’ve inherited a group of temporary numbered objects from a previous project, and you’re not sure what to do next? Come along to this bitesize online session to discuss how temporary numbers are used and what the reconciliation process might look like for your museum.

Book here (clicking the link on this page will take you to an external site).

This workshop will be delivered through our Arts Council England funded Outreach Programme, in collaboration with the Museum Development Network.
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