Journal Starter
- Journal workspace
- Basic editorial roles
- AI screening support
- Limited reviewer tools
- Basic payment-status tracking
RQL Journal Services provide configurable workspaces for manuscript screening, editorial roles, reviewer coordination, author communication, payment-status tracking, production support and publisher oversight.
RQL provides research-support and workflow infrastructure. A journal remains responsible for its editorial policy, peer-review decisions, ethics, acceptance and publication standards.
Journal service levels
Begin with a focused journal workspace, expand to broader editorial operations or coordinate multiple journals and sections under publisher-level oversight.
Editorial capabilities
Support scope, structure, language, completeness and selected research-quality checks before review.
Organize managers, editors, reviewers and authors within controlled journal workspaces.
Invite reviewers, track responses, manage access and document completed review contributions.
Use structured AI analysis as editorial support without replacing human editorial judgment.
Record decisions, requests, payment status and other workflow information for authors.
Coordinate selected post-acceptance records, certificates and production stages.
Review manuscript, reviewer and editorial activity at the journal or publisher level.
Coordinate multiple journals, sections or publishing units under broader oversight.
Responsible implementation
Onboarding
Review the journal’s scope, editorial structure and current workflow requirements.
Choose Starter, Professional, Network or a separately agreed arrangement.
Establish authorized managers, editors, reviewers and other workspace participants.
Align submission, screening, review, revision and production tools with the journal’s process.
Begin using the workspace and review activity as the journal develops.
Discuss your journal, editorial team, reviewer needs and publishing structure with RQL.