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Five roles, one shared record

Everyone sees the part of the process that belongs to them and nothing else. Underneath, every action writes to the same record, which is what makes a decision defensible a year after it was taken.

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Authors and applicants

The submission experience is the part of your process most people outside it ever see. It decides whether the next paper arrives, and whether it arrives finished.

The author experience →
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Editorial office

The only desk that touches every submission, which makes it the place where a rule set earns its keep and where a missing one costs the most.

The editorial office →
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Editors

Editors are worth what they judge rather than what they chase. Nearly everything between those two things can be handed to the system.

The editor's day →
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Reviewers

Reviewers decline because saying yes is expensive. Almost none of that expense is the reading, and most of the rest is yours to remove before you ask.

The reviewer's ask →
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Editors-in-chief and boards

The most expensive hour in your process. What you put in front of a chair decides whether it is spent deciding or spent assembling.

The decision →

Looking for this by sector instead? The roles stay the same. What changes around them is the workflow, the vocabulary and what has to be recorded.

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