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New Certified Service Providers

We are pleased to share our new certified Service Providers – and check out all providers here. Service Provider certification enables easy and trustworthy integration into local workflows and systems and provides a more consistent user experience for researchers when they encounter ORCID. Are you an ORCID Service Provider ready to certify? Find out how here: Service Provider Certification Program.

2023

We are pleased to announce a new Certified Service Provider this month. 

  • InfoEd Global certified its comprehensive eRA platform to help institutions effectively and efficiently manage their research portfolio. Institutions can configure their eRA systems to allow users to link to their existing ORCID iD or create a new one if needed and authorize the institution to add/update/retrieve data to and from their ORCID profiles. Granular controls allow institutions to add/update education, employment, and awarded funding data to user’s linked ORCID profiles as well as to retrieve works/citation data added by publishers from the user’s ORCID profile into their InfoEd profile.

We are also pleased to announce these Certified Service Providers who have recertified under the revised criteria of our recently relaunched program.

  • PKP (Public Knowledge Project) recertified Open Journal Systsems (OJS), which is an open source software application for managing and publishing scholarly journals. It also recertified Open Preprint Systems, which is a software to run a preprint server anywhere, built on the same powerful, flexible foundations as OJS. 
  • 4Science recertified DSpace-CRIS, the first free open-source extension of DSpace for the Research Data and Information Management ever developed. 
  • Digital Science recertified Symplectic Elements. ORCID members can configure Elements to allow researchers to link to their ORCID iD and gather persistent identifiers from their ORCID record. Elements can also be used to add works to your researchers’ ORCID records and assert their affiliation with their organization.
2022

DSpace is the software of choice for academic, non-profit, and commercial organizations building open digital repositories. It is free and easy to install “out of the box” and completely customizable to fit the needs of any organization. The DSpace software and user community receives leadership and guidance from LYRASIS. The community work and maintenance of the software is led by Governance and the DSpace working groups.

4Science, a leading contributor of DSpace, has developed the current ORCID integration for DSpace providing the ability to connect DSpace researcher profiles with ORCID, push publications & projects information to the ORCID record.

2021
  • Cambia’s service The Lens enables researchers to link their Lens and ORCID accounts and connect patent data to their ORCID records, including journal articles and patent items to ORCID records.
  • EPrint Services is an open-source repository platform developed by a global community. Integration with the ORCID member API, as provided by the ORCID Support Advance plugin, allows users to connect their repository and ORCID accounts, populate the repository with authenticated ORCID iDs, and import and export works between the repository and linked ORCID profiles. More information about the plugin is available on the EPrints Wiki. You can also track the latest developments and download the code on the plugin’s GitHub page, and can install the latest release on your repository from the EPrints Bazaar. The ORCID Support Advance plugin is proudly maintained by CoSector, University of London.
  • ExLibris’s Ex Libris Exploro maximizes the impact of institutional research by collecting–and linking–multiple types of scholarly information, activities, and entities in one place. Their ORCID integration enables employment information to be pushed to researcher records.
  • Open Journal Systems (OJS) (Public Knowledge Project (PKP) is a publishing platform that integrates with the ORCID API to collect authors’ ORCID iDs using authentication and display them on the OJS system and in publication metadata. It can be used with the public and member APIs.
  • Sages (Omega-PSIR) OMEGA-PSIR is used to collect and authenticate researcher iDs, display authenticated ORCID iDs and synchronize research outputs registered in institutional CRIS.
  • SmartSimple (SmartSimple Software Inc)  Platform3 supports importing a user’s ORCID records to their profile.
  • XSEDE (Extreme Science and Education Discovery Environment) is a virtual organization funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) that integrates and coordinates the sharing of advanced digital services — including supercomputers and high-end visualization and data analysis resources — to support the science needs of researchers across the U.S. and their collaborators worldwide.