Journal submission support helps researchers prepare manuscripts and supporting documents according to journal requirements before proceeding through the submission process.
Align presentation with the selected journal's instructions where applicable.
Review reference presentation and obvious consistency issues.
Prepare a professional submission cover letter where required.
Help researchers understand the journal's submission requirements and process.
Journals can have detailed instructions concerning manuscript structure, formatting, figures, tables, references, declarations and supporting documents.
A research paper may therefore require additional preparation even after the main writing and editing stages are complete.
Submission support helps organise those requirements before the manuscript enters the journal's editorial system.
Prepare manuscript presentation in accordance with relevant journal guidance.
Identify relevant documents and information requested during journal submission.
Review citation and reference presentation for obvious inconsistencies.
Help prepare relevant materials such as cover letters or journal-specific files.
The exact requirements depend on the journal, manuscript type and current stage of preparation.
Review relevant author instructions to identify manuscript and submission requirements.
Prepare headings, sections, layout and other presentation elements according to applicable journal guidance.
Review obvious reference-formatting and consistency issues according to the agreed scope.
Prepare a professional journal cover letter based on the manuscript and submission context where required.
Identify other materials that may be requested during submission, subject to the journal's requirements.
Help the researcher understand the steps involved in entering information and files into the journal's submission system.
Depending on the journal and article type, researchers may need to provide additional documentation during the submission process.
The primary research paper prepared according to relevant journal requirements.
A concise professional introduction to the manuscript where requested.
Separate files or manuscript-embedded materials may be required depending on journal instructions.
Journals may request authorship, ethics, funding, conflicts or other submission information.
Confirm the intended final manuscript is being prepared for submission.
Review relevant author guidance and required submission materials.
Organise required additional documents according to the journal's instructions.
Ensure author details and other client-supplied information are complete before submission.
Once a suitable journal has been identified, the manuscript and supporting materials can be prepared according to the relevant submission requirements.
Provide the latest manuscript and, where already selected, the target journal details.
Relevant journal instructions and required documents are identified.
Formatting, references, cover-letter preparation and other agreed work are completed.
The researcher can then proceed with the journal's submission process using the prepared materials.
Journal submission support helps prepare manuscripts and documents for submission. It does not provide control over the journal's editorial process.
We do not guarantee journal acceptance, peer-review outcomes, publication dates or indexing outcomes.
Final editorial decisions remain with the journal, publisher, editor and reviewers.
Researchers remain responsible for ensuring that all author information, declarations, research data and submitted content are accurate and authorised.
Share your manuscript, target journal and publication requirements so we can understand the submission preparation you need.