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Browsing journals, comparing them and reading a profile are all free and need no account. An account exists for the part after that — uploading a manuscript, checking it against a journal’s own author guidelines, and keeping track of what you submitted where.

! Accounts are not open yet. The manuscript workspace — upload, fit-check, review and submission tracking — is built and being tested, but the account system behind it is not live. There is no password field below on purpose: an account you cannot actually sign in to should not ask you for a password.

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What an account is for

  • Upload a manuscript and get a shortlist. Matching runs on the paper rather than on a journal you have already picked, so the shortlist comes first and the choice comes second.
  • Check it against one journal’s requirements. Word limits, abstract structure, reference style and the declarations that journal asks for. The first three checks on a manuscript are free.
  • Keep the submission pack in one place. Cover letter, title page, reporting checklist and declarations, beside the manuscript they belong to.
  • Track what happened. You submit on the journal’s own system; the decision, the reviewer comments and the revision deadline are recorded here so a resubmission does not start from nothing.

What happens to your manuscript

  • Never used to train anything. Not by Pubrica, not by anyone else.
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest, and held only as long as the work needs it, under GDPR.
  • Every editor works under an NDA. A mutual NDA is available on request before you send anything.

These are Pubrica’s existing commitments, the same ones it makes for its editing and review work. A signable data processing agreement, and a statement of where data is held and which sub-processors are involved, have not been published yet — they are the first things a university’s research office asks for, and saying so is more use to you than a claim we cannot yet back.

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