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Journals can conveniently acknowledge Reviewers for their peer review contributions by depositing review activity from EM into a researcher’s ORCID record.
Publications can the option to solicit or require ORCID iDs from submitting Authors and/or Co-Authors in EM, helping to uniquely identifying scholarly workflow contributors in the system.
Scholarly manuscripts often list multiple Authors associated with the work. To better classify each Author’s specific contribution to the research, Editorial Manager is integrated with the CRediT taxonomy. Fourteen contributor roles and three levels of participation can be assigned to each corresponding Author during manuscript submission, providing proper credit to researchers and additional context forRead More
Adopting standards has become increasingly necessary within scholarly publishing workflows. Ringgold’s database of normalized institutional names and corresponding IDs is integrated with Editorial Manager for consistent metadata.
Crossref’s Funder Registry is integrated with Editorial Manager so that funder names, and their corresponding IDs can be accurately captured, stored, and passed along downstream.
Learn about solicitation options for ORCID iDs within EM. Journals can solicit ORCID iDs based on the user’s selection of a particular article type. For example, this means that ORCIDs can be requested for a Special Issue Article, but not for other article types, such as letters to the editor or book reviews.
Publications soliciting co-author ORCID iDs can easily do so by appropriately configuring the co-author confirmation email. During manuscript submission, author names and affiliations are automatically extracted from the manuscript Word file using EM’s Xtract feature. The corresponding author checks these extracted names for accuracy, and can add or edit as appropriate. These names become partRead More
Rather than managing multiple account logins, users can sign into Editorial Manager using ORCID their credentials.