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Tracking Publication Review Status

Learn how academic staff can track submitted research publication records and understand review statuses, correction requests and publication outcomes.

Audience: Academic Staff, Repository Reviewers, Librarians, Admin UsersStatus: PublishedVisibility: PublicLast Reviewed: 2026
Article TypeInteractive user documentation
PlatformFUOYE Digital Library Help & Knowledge Base
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The publication review workflow ensures submitted research records are accurate, complete, legally suitable for access and correctly classified before publication. Academic staff can track each submission from draft to publication.

  1. Log in to the FUOYE Digital Library staff dashboard.
  2. Open My Publication Submissions or Publication Upload History.
  3. Locate the publication record.
  4. Check the current status.
  5. Open reviewer comments if available.
  6. Take the required action, such as correction or resubmission.
  • Draft: saved but not submitted.
  • Submitted: sent for review.
  • Metadata Review: title, abstract, keywords, citation and author details are being checked.
  • Copyright Review: file access rights and licence are being reviewed.
  • Returned for Correction: staff must update missing or incorrect information.
  • Approved: ready for publication.
  • Published: visible in the repository or Digital Library.
  • Rejected: not accepted, with reason where available.
  • Withdrawn: removed from active publication process.
  1. Open the returned record.
  2. Read the reviewer comment carefully.
  3. Correct the requested fields.
  4. Check title, abstract, keywords, citation, DOI, URL and file status.
  5. Save the changes.
  6. Resubmit for review.

The system may send notifications for submission received, correction required, copyright clarification, approval, publication or rejection. Academic staff should check both their dashboard and official email regularly.

  • Submit complete metadata from the beginning.
  • Use accurate citation.
  • Provide DOI and publisher links where available.
  • Avoid uploading unauthorised publisher PDFs.
  • Respond quickly to correction requests.
  • Use notes to explain copyright or access issues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I edit a submitted record?

Editing may be restricted after submission. Returned-for-correction records can usually be edited and resubmitted.

Who reviews my publication?

Authorised librarians, repository reviewers, metadata reviewers or copyright reviewers may review submissions.

What if I disagree with a rejection?

Contact repository support or the E-Librarian with the publication title and reviewer comment.