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Fits the tools you already use.
A documented API and webhooks, plus connectors to the registries and indexers that scholarly publishing depends on.
Integrations ยท Connected
POST /hooks/discoverj { "event": "article.published", "doi": "10.0000/illustration" }
What it does
Integrations, in detail.
A documented API and webhooks, plus connectors to the registries and indexers that scholarly publishing depends on.
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A versioned REST API
Documented endpoints with tokens and rate limits, so your own systems can read and write the same data the platform uses.
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Signed webhooks
Be told the moment something happens. Webhooks are signed and retried, so your systems can trust and recover.
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Registry connectors
ORCID, ROR, Crossref, DataCite and the funder registry are connected, so identifiers are verified rather than typed.
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Automatic deposits
Deposit to Crossref, OAI-PMH, Portico and DOAJ, plus generic SFTP, HTTP and S3 targets, with queues, status tracking and retries.
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Your files, your bucket
Keep files in your own S3-compatible storage and read content through the content API, which is included for every client.
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Similarity checks
Connect iThenticate with your own key or ours. Checks run only when an editor asks for one.
How it works
Four steps, no hand-offs lost.
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Connect
Add your registry accounts and credentials, or ask us to use ours per journal.
- 2
Choose targets
Select where each journal's content should be deposited.
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Deposit
Deposits run automatically when an article is published.
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Monitor
Watch status and retries, and re-send anything that needs it.
Standalone by design
Works on its own. Better together.
Integrations needs nothing else to be useful. It has its own way in and its own way out, and in the full suite the hand-offs are automatic.
Comes in from
- Your registry accounts and credentials
- Imports in JATS, CSV and OAI formats
Goes out to
- Deposits to indexers and archives
- Webhooks and a REST API for your own systems
- A complete export of your data
Questions
About integrations.
Do I need my own Crossref account?
Most publishers deposit with their own Crossref membership and DiscoverJ supports that. Deposits under a platform account are possible per journal on request.
Which indexers can DiscoverJ deposit to?
The first adapters are Crossref, OAI-PMH, Portico and DOAJ, plus generic SFTP, HTTP and S3 targets. More adapters are added over time.
Can I export all of my data?
Yes. A complete export is always available, and files can live in your own storage bucket from the start.
Early access
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