CrossRef DOI Registration
Your paper's metadata — title, authors, affiliations, abstract — registered accurately with CrossRef.
A published paper only counts once it can be found. We handle CrossRef DOI registration and follow through until your work is visibly listed on the indexes that matter for your career.
Publication and indexing are two different milestones, and a lot of authors only learn the difference the hard way — a paper can be technically published yet invisible to Google Scholar, Scopus, or a hiring committee for months. We register your CrossRef DOI, submit your metadata correctly the first time, and track your listing until it's confirmed live.
We only pursue indexing bodies whose scope and criteria we've independently verified — we won't claim "UGC-CARE indexed" for a journal that isn't, and we'll tell you plainly if a target index isn't realistic for your paper's venue.
Your paper's metadata — title, authors, affiliations, abstract — registered accurately with CrossRef.
We confirm which indexes (Scopus, UGC-CARE, DOAJ, Scholar) your journal is genuinely eligible for.
Correctly formatted metadata submitted to each relevant index on your behalf.
Guidance connecting your ORCID iD so citations correctly accumulate under your name.
We monitor listing status and notify you the moment your paper goes live on each index.
A confirmation document with your DOI and live index links, for CVs and grant applications.
We verify which indexes your journal and paper genuinely qualify for.
CrossRef DOI registered with complete, accurate metadata.
Metadata submitted to Scholar, DOAJ, and other applicable bodies.
Listing confirmed live; certificate and links delivered to you.
No — Scopus indexing is a journal-level status decided by Elsevier, not something arranged per-paper. We only work with journals already carrying that status, and we verify it independently before promising anything.
DOI registration is usually immediate once your paper is published. Third-party indexes like Google Scholar or DOAJ can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks to reflect a new listing.
We check this before you submit anywhere through us. If you're bringing an already-accepted paper from elsewhere, we'll tell you honestly what we find, even if it's not what you hoped to hear.
Many journals do submit metadata themselves, but errors and delays are common. This service adds an independent check and follow-through so nothing falls through the cracks.
Send us your paper's details — we'll check its current indexing status for free.