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Journal website
A modern public surface with issues, articles, archive, policies, and editorial board pages.
Tell us about your journal or publishing team. We will save the request and prepare an email draft to support@journalize.pro.
Journalize combines a journal website, manuscript intake, peer review, publishing, international integrations, and an AI editorial assistant in one cloud platform.
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The review policy does not specify how conflicts of interest are resolved.
See recommendationMost editorial systems solve only one fragment of the workflow. Journalize brings the journal website, manuscript intake, editorial operations, publishing, metadata, and readiness control into one managed platform.
A modern public surface with issues, articles, archive, policies, and editorial board pages.
One operating flow for authors, reviewers, editors, and publishers.
Manuscript checks, editorial recommendations, policy control, and communication support.
Systematic work with Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, and Crossref requirements without false guarantees.
When manuscripts live in inboxes, reviewers are tracked manually, the website depends on outside development, and compliance is checked only at the last moment, journals lose speed, transparency, and control.
every manuscript moves through a managed process;
Receive articles, validate completeness, assign editors, track versions, and preserve the full history of work on every manuscript.
Invitations, deadlines, reminders, reports, and repeated review rounds stay inside one flow.
Every journal receives its own adaptive website with issues, articles, archive, policies, and editorial board pages.
AI checks manuscripts and journal information, highlights possible issues, and prepares clear recommendations.
Build issues, manage publication materials, and publish articles with complete metadata.
Track turnaround time, editor workload, reviewer activity, and manuscript movement.
Journalize uses AI where it meaningfully reduces editorial routine without removing human control: manuscript analysis, recommendation drafting, communication support, and journal quality checks.
The submission package has no separate conflict-of-interest statement, and the manuscript structure does not include a data availability section.
Request the missing materials before editorial handoff and keep the manuscript in screening until the package is complete.
Hello. To continue editorial review, please add a conflict-of-interest statement and information on research data availability.
AI determines whether the author supplied all required files and information.
AI helps identify missing sections, inconsistencies, and potential editorial issues.
AI generates a short structured summary before the first editorial review.
AI drafts messages for authors, reviewers, and editors.
AI checks the completeness and consistency of journal site information.
AI shows what needs to improve for stronger international readiness.
Journalize continuously checks the website, editorial policies, metadata, and publishing processes. Instead of a vague checklist, the team gets a concrete category-based action plan.
Journalize does not guarantee inclusion in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, or other indexes. Those decisions remain independent. The platform helps journals meet requirements and maintain continuous readiness.
After a journal is created, Journalize generates its public website immediately. The editorial team does not need separate development, server setup, or manual assembly of required sections.
A journal can run on an institutional domain or on a Journalize subdomain.
Public pages and the editorial environment are designed for multilingual operations.
Article pages and journal sections support SEO and metadata outputs for downstream integrations.
Journalize gives editorial teams one managed cloud environment for the public website, editorial workflow, publication operations, AI tools, and centralized technical support.
AI helps analyse and prepare recommendations. Human editors make every editorial decision.
Journalize helps editorial teams work with international identifiers, metadata, and scholarly publishing services as part of one platform instead of a patchwork of disconnected tools.
Add a formal complaints procedure.
Metadata registration and distribution
BetaPersistent identifiers for publications
BetaAuthor and editor identity
AvailableReadiness for open research graphs
In developmentInstitutional affiliation normalization
In developmentUpdate and version status for articles
In developmentMachine-readable harvesting
AvailableOriginality checks in editorial workflow
BetaStructured publishing export
In developmentJournalize helps journals analyse readiness for international indexes and catalogues. This is not a direct technical integration or a guarantee of inclusion.
Launch a professional digital editorial office without your own server or a permanent developer.
Manage multiple journals, apply common standards, and monitor publishing quality.
Build and grow a portfolio of journals on one infrastructure with separate websites and editorial teams.
Coordinate editors, authors, and reviewers through one transparent system.
For one scientific journal
For journals that want faster processes and systematic growth
For universities, associations, and publishers with multiple journals
Journalize is a cloud platform for scientific journals that combines the public website, manuscript intake, peer review, publication operations, AI tools, and international readiness control in one system.
No. Journalize works as a SaaS platform. Updates, backups, security, and monitoring are handled centrally.
Yes. A journal can run on a Journalize subdomain or on its own custom domain.
Yes. Existing issues, articles, users, metadata, and core settings can be migrated after a preliminary audit.
No. Those decisions are made by the relevant databases. Journalize helps journals close gaps and improve readiness in a systematic way.
No. AI analyses data and drafts recommendations. Human editors make the decisions about review, revision, acceptance, or rejection.
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