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Academic Journal · Management System
From submission to publication, on one record.
Similarity, review, decision, and production. Each journal runs on its own site.
AI
AI that makes your work easier and leaves the decision to you
Get help with writing, translation and reviewer matching; you decide what gets used.
- Every suggestion comes with a preview, the decision is yours
- The journal chooses which kinds of help are on
- The assistant guides you; it never asks for submissions or personal data
ADYS assistant
In the corner of every page, even before you sign in. It walks you through how to do something and points to the right page.
Authors
Abstract and title fixes, Turkish-English counterparts, cover letter, keyword and JEL suggestions, whether ethics approval is needed, pre-filling from your file.
Editors and journals
Reviewer matching suggestions (the invitation stays with the editor), generating and translating review forms, fixing and translating site text and emails.
Reviewers
Polish your own review notes, when the journal turns it on.
Platform
The process stays on one record
Steps from submission to publication are built around blindness, identity, and a clear order.
Review blindness
Double-blind or single-blind is a journal setting. Author and reviewer identity is hidden by role.
Journal isolation
Each journal runs with its own identity, theme, and address. There is no data access across journals.
Editorial workflow
Similarity, pre-evaluation, routing, review, decision, revision, and production stay on the same record.
Reviewer suggestions
Submission keywords are matched with reviewers’ expertise and history. Editors see a justified list; they send the invitation.
Reviewer pool
Academics who accept review invitations are listed. Filter by field and journal; workload is visible. Invite from the list or by email.
Return and step control
A returned submission can be taken back into process; later stages can move one step back. Reviewers can download a certificate of thanks.
Try typesetting
Convert Word into the journal template
Upload a Word (.docx) file. Headings, tables, and figures go into the journal’s template; you complete any missing details and get the PDF.
Try typesetting- 1
Upload Word
Drag and drop a .docx file, or choose one.
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Template conversion
Text, tables, and figures are placed in the journal template. Complete missing details in the form.
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Get the PDF
Preview, then download the PDF.
Process
A defined path from submission to publication
Each submission stays on the same record. Authors see the steps; the journal can return a submission or move one step back.
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Submission
The author sends the full text, title page, and declarations.
- 02
Pre-evaluation
The editor sees the abstract, takes the file, then opens the package and records similarity in the same step.
- 03
Routing
A suitable submission goes to the editor-in-chief; a section editor or peer review follows.
- 04
Review and decision
Reviewers are assigned; blindness is a journal setting. Decision: accept, revise, or reject.
- 05
Production
The secretariat finishes language and layout; the content is published.
Roles
An experience designed for every role
Authors, the journal manager, editors, reviewers, and the secretariat each see only their own work.
Author
Submits the content, reopens a returned draft, uploads revisions, and follows the steps.
Journal manager
Manages settings, staff, the site, and the workflow.
Editor-in-chief
Routes the file and decides after review. Return or step-back requires a note.
Pre-evaluation editor
Checks scope, format, and similarity, then forwards the file when it is ready.
Section editor
Assigns reviewers by field and recommends a decision.
Reviewer
Evaluates the text; identity stays hidden from the author. A certificate of thanks can be downloaded.
Secretariat
Handles language, layout, and issue placement after acceptance.
Explore
Explore the platform
Browse journals, then review application details, plans, and the platform.
For your journal
Ready to run your journal on ADYS?
Open an application. Similarity, pre-evaluation, review, decision, and production stay on the same record.