Authors
Check manuscript status and respond through the submission record rather than a separate email thread.
Secure journal access
Sign in to manage submissions, review invitations, editorial tasks, or reader preferences connected to your journal account. Public issue and article records remain available without using private workflow access.
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Authors can follow submission status and respond to editorial requests. Reviewers can access only the manuscripts and tasks assigned through the journal workflow. Editors use role-based access for decisions, correspondence, and record management.
A login page should not expose manuscript details, reviewer identities, or account data in public search results. Session controls and password recovery belong inside the secure account process.
Key routes
Each route connects to the record or policy needed for the next decision.
Check manuscript status and respond through the submission record rather than a separate email thread.
Accept only work within your expertise and disclose conflicts before opening confidential files.
Use the contact route when recovery messages fail or account access appears unusual.
Account sign-in
Use the account connected to your submission, review, editorial role, or reader preferences.
Practical detail
Use a unique password and sign out on shared devices. Treat review files, decision letters, and unpublished manuscripts as confidential.
Be cautious with messages that request payment, credentials, or file access outside the official journal route. Verify the request through the contact page before responding.
Common questions
Public access depends on the license and access model shown on each article record, not on a private workflow account.
Update your profile when possible or contact the journal with enough information to verify the account safely.
Confidential review material should be handled only on devices and storage locations that protect access.
Sign in only through the journal route and verify unexpected requests before sharing information.