The Aries Ecosystem
Comprised of both Aries and third-party technology that plug into Editorial Manager® and ProduXion Manager®, the Aries ecosystem connects users with best-in-class tools and services – all in one place.
Comprised of both Aries and third-party technology that plug into Editorial Manager® and ProduXion Manager®, the Aries ecosystem connects users with best-in-class tools and services – all in one place.
ProduXion Manager, an innovative cloud-based production workflow management solution, works seamlessly with Editorial Manager to create a true end-to-end publishing experience.
Convey® is integrated with Editorial Manager to offer publications and Authors a streamlined COI disclosure workflow solution, improving consistency and increasing visibility.
The user-friendly main navigation bar (“NavBar”) within Editorial Manager and ProduXion Manager provides a simple and intuitive navigation experience for all users.
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Custom review questions allow publications to collect specific information from Editors during the editorial decision process.
Editorial Manager’s Task Manager feature allows journal offices to assign and track important editorial tasks prior to production and at any time in the editorial workflow.
Reviewers can easily submit their recommendation, ratings, and commentary on their assigned manuscript directly in EM via the journal’s custom Reviewer Form.
Authors can easily upload a manuscript and additional files within Editorial Manager. EM’s Xtract feature automatically extracts key metadata and pre-populates fields in the system.
When submitting a final decision on a manuscript via the Editor Decision Form, Editors can access prior versions of the manuscript, view Reviewer commentary, and send a decision letter to Authors.
Publishers can easily create or modify email letter templates and associate them with key workflow events and roles, and send ad hoc email letters as needed, saving journal staff time.