Feature
Catalogue
Creating, publishing and correcting records of books, chapters, journals, articles, proceedings papers, theses and children's books.
Every publication on the public site is a catalogue record. Records of books, book chapters, journals, articles, proceedings papers, theses and children's books are created and edited on the Catalogue → Publications screen. The type of a record sets the required fields of the form and cannot be changed later.
A record starts as a draft, is sent to review and is published. A published record appears on the public site, in search, in the sitemap and in OAI-PMH. For a mistake in a published record, a correction note is added or the record is retracted. If the editor approval rule is on in your installation, the person who sent a record to review cannot publish it. The details of the rule are in Four-Eyes Principle.
The Data quality screen shows records with missing details, and the DOAB readiness screen shows whether books are ready for DOAB (the Directory of Open Access Books). For your first record, start with Creating a Catalogue Record.
Topics in this section
How-to guides
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Creating a Catalogue Record
Opening a new catalogue record for a book, chapter, journal, article, proceedings paper, thesis or children's book and filling in its details.
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Adding Authors and Contributors
Adding authors, editors, translators and other contributors to a catalogue record, ordering them and choosing their institutions and CRediT roles.
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Files and Access
Adding full text, cover and supplementary files to a catalogue record, setting a file's access, embargo and licence, and uploading a new version.
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Adding a Related Publication
Linking a catalogue record to another record as book and chapter, translation, supplement, new edition, correction or retraction.
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Record Statuses and Publishing
Sending a catalogue record for review, publishing it or returning it to draft, and which actions are open in each status.
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Bulk Actions
Selecting several records in the Publications list and sending them for review, publishing, returning to draft, unpublishing or archiving them.
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Unpublishing and Archiving
Taking a published catalogue record off the site, or archiving it to take it out of the lists, and the difference between the two actions.
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Deleting a Catalogue Record
Deleting a catalogue record in draft or in review, restoring it from the trash, and the records that cannot be deleted.
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Versions, Corrections and Retractions
Viewing a record's version history, comparing two versions, going back to an earlier version, adding a correction notice and retracting the record.
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Copyright and Correction Reports
Reviewing copyright infringement and correction reports from the public site's contact form, taking them up and recording the outcome.
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Downloading Crossref XML
Downloading the Crossref XML file of a catalogue record or a journal issue for DOI registration, and the conditions the file needs.
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Preparing a Book for DOAB
Completing an open-access book to meet DOAB's requirements and downloading the ready books in DOAB's Excel template.
Screens and settings
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Publications
The list of catalogue records with its search box, filters, columns, row menu and bulk action bar.
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New Publication
The screen where you choose the type of a new catalogue record, fill in its first details and create the draft.
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Catalogue Record
The page of a catalogue record, its tabs, the status, quality and record information cards on the right, and the save bar.
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Data Quality Screen
The filters and columns of the screen that lists catalogue records by metadata quality score, its Fix button and the CSV file.
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DOAB Readiness
The screen that checks books and chapters against the DOAB requirements, with its cards, its table, the gaps it checks and the template download button.
Concepts
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Data Quality
The metadata quality score out of 100 of a catalogue record, the required and recommended fields, and the TR Dizin data checks for articles.
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Translation Status
Whether a record's title and abstract in each language are in the original language of the work or a translation, and how the public site shows this.
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Catalogue Rules
The rules the system applies to catalogue records, the required fields of each type, identifier checks, address redirects and the reason rule.
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Automatic DOI Registration
How DOIs that start with the institution's prefix are sent to Crossref by themselves, the status line on the record page and sending at once.
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Access Statuses and Embargo
The open access, metadata only, embargoed and restricted access statuses of a catalogue record, the licence rule and how an embargo ends by itself.
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Four-Eyes Principle
The rule that the person who prepares a piece of work does not approve it, and the three places where JournTech applies it.
Troubleshooting
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The Publish button is disabled or missing
Why the Publish button of a catalogue record cannot be pressed or does not appear at all, and how to fix it.
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An article cannot be published until it is placed in an issue
If an article record does not publish because of an issue warning, place the article in an issue, publish it together with the issue or use early view.
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A record was published by mistake
Taking a catalogue record off the site after it was published by mistake or with missing details, or reporting an error in a published work.
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An archived record does not appear in lists or search
Why an archived record leaves the public site's lists and search, stays open at its own address and cannot come back from the archive.
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Reading counts are missing or look too low
Where the view and download counts and the Most read lists on the public site come from, which period they count and when they do not appear.
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A file does not appear on the public page
If a full text or supplementary file added to a record does not open on the public site, check the scan, access, embargo, licence and file store reasons in order.
More topics on this feature
How-to guides
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Adding a Journal
Opening a new journal record in the catalogue, choosing the submission method and the peer review type, and publishing the journal record.
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Publishing an Article as Early View
Publishing an accepted article on the journal page without placing it in an issue, and adding it to an issue later.
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Deleting a DergiPark Article
Removing an article harvested from DergiPark from the catalogue and knowing what the harvest does with articles that are deleted, unpublished or gone from DergiPark.
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Configuring Automatic DOI Registration
Setting up the deposit account and the test mode so that an institution with a Crossref membership sends DOIs to Crossref automatically as records are published.
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Defining Peer Review Processes
Describing the press's book peer review processes with the questions of DOAB's PRISM, publishing them on the public site and making them available to books.
Concepts
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Records Harvested from DergiPark
What the DergiPark harvest brings into the catalogue, when it publishes issues and articles, and how the harvested records appear on the site.
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Harvested Theses
Which details the thesis harvest takes from the repository, how it decides the kind of thesis and its access status, when it publishes theses and how harvested theses behave in the panel and on the public site.
Troubleshooting
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Articles harvested from DergiPark stay as drafts
If the harvest results show a Left as drafts count, checking the journal record's status, the volume and issue details and the articles' missing fields, and publishing the articles.
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The details of a harvested thesis cannot be changed
What to do when the fields of a thesis harvested from the institutional repository are locked in the record form or saving is refused, by correcting it in the repository and using the fields the panel can change.
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A category cannot be selected in the record form
Why a category's box in the Categories section of a catalogue record is disabled, a category is missing from the list, or the list does not open at all.
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A file stays in scanning or quarantine
What to do when an uploaded file does not leave the Scanning status or shows as Quarantined or Failed, and why this happens.