ONTARIO, Calif., April 18, 2017 -- The parent company of Auto-Graphics, Inc., Agent Information Software (AIFS) is publishing the 2016 audited earnings for Auto-Graphics, Inc., an Industry-leading library management software provider and the first to provide Web-based library resource management solutions to library consortia.
By publishing the audited financial information, AIFS delivers to its stakeholders and Auto-Graphics’ customers the solid results of the last fiscal year. Net income for the year ending December 31, 2016 was $204,069, up $13,011 from the previous year’s net income, with reported net sales of $4,757,198, slightly higher than 2015. These results were in line with sales forecasts, as how the overall number of RFPs received was down in 2016, with many libraries reporting that they were unwilling to move forward on issuing RFPs due to uncertainty over the economy, election, and federal budgets.
In 2016, Auto-Graphics made several major enhancements and delivered major new releases to both the VERSO and SHAREit customer bases, all intended to address customer needs and deliver value. These investments included updating VERSO front-end for mobile-devices, in addition to many staff and patron product enhancements. Sales opportunities for MONATGEdc, a modern, simple to use, SaaS-based digital content manager for digital collections released to the market in 2015, have been encouraging and SHAREit continued to see growth for the company in 2016 with the addition of a major state contract which will be installed in early 2017. Auto-Graphics will continue to focus on new products and functionality to meet market needs throughout 2017.
About Auto-Graphics, Inc.
Auto-Graphics is the only publicly-traded library software vendor to provide software solutions along with full financial transparency. The company’s nearly seven (7) decades of providing solutions to the markets it serves reflects how well Auto-Graphics has listened to their customer base and stayed abreast of new technologies, continuously reinventing their products and services to help libraries of all sizes become more efficient and patron-centric. The Auto-Graphics browser-based Library Management Platform for patrons and staff – currently used by more than 11,000 libraries in North America – is comprised of VERSO®, an integrated public library system (ILS); SHAREit™, a resource sharing product providing patron-initiated sharing, circulation-based interlibrary loan (ILL) using NCIP and consortial borrowing solutions; SEARCHit™, a federated search and discovery module; SLIMS™, a small library information management system, and MONTAGEdc™, a digital asset management (DAM) solution. All products are fully compliant with ISO and NISO standards, and are available through the effective cloud-based delivery (SaaS - Software as a Service) model. For more information, please visit www.auto-graphics.com, Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter. Auto-Graphics trades under the stock symbol AIFS and its website can be found at www.agentinformationsoftware.com.
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are trademarks of Auto-Graphics, Inc and part of their AGent Library Platform.
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Media contact: Elizabeth Kelley Auto‐Graphics, Inc. (909) 569‐1544 [email protected]


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