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MTM AuthXpress unifies submissions, peer review and editorial releases in one platform built for editors, reviewers and publishing teams working at research speed.
From first draft to final decision — every stakeholder in sync, without losing control.
Most editorial teams still run submissions on email threads, spreadsheets and a patchwork of tools never designed to work together.
Editors chase status updates, reviewers get forgotten, and authors have no idea where their manuscript sits in the pipeline.
Every issue cycle becomes a scramble: missed handoffs, unclear ownership, and delays that hurt research quality and publication timelines.
Structure the entire manuscript lifecycle — intake, screening, peer review, revisions and publication — in one connected, editor-friendly environment.
Drafting, screening, peer review, revisions and publication in a single visual pipeline. Every manuscript carries owners, reviewers and due dates from intake to press.
Editors, reviewers, section chairs and production leads with explicit permissions. Clean handoffs, no overlap.
Custom intake forms capture exactly the metadata your journal needs — ORCID, funders, ethics, data availability, versions.
Blind, open and transferable review paths that mirror your real editorial process. Comments replace email chains for good.
REST APIs and hooks for Crossref, ORCID, JATS, Ringgold, ROR and your existing typesetting and archival pipelines.
Everyone knows what's in review, blocked, and ready to typeset — down to the manuscript.
Plugs into how modern editorial boards already work — instead of fighting them.
Roles, approvals and reviewer management that match how research publishing actually operates.
Shorter loops, fewer surprises — publish more issues with less editorial stress.
Structured workflows for high-frequency issues.
Coordinate faculty editors and press staff.
Ship serious research without an enterprise stack.
Move from ad-hoc processes to repeatable ops.
AuthXpress focuses on the intersection of scholarly research and publishing — not a generic project tool retrofitted for editors.
Our approach respects both sides: the rigour and predictability peer review demands, and the flexibility editorial teams need to do creative, complex work.
Instead of forcing your process into a rigid template, AuthXpress gives you clear structure with room to model how your journal already operates.
Concise answers to what editors, reviewers and publishing teams ask before onboarding.
MTM AuthXpress is manuscript infrastructure for modern journals — one platform for submissions, peer review, editorial decisions and production hand-off, built and operated by Manuscript TechnoMedia.
Editors-in-chief, section editors, reviewers, production leads and authors. Each role gets a focused workspace with its own permissions — no shared inboxes, no forwarded PDFs.
Legacy systems were designed two decades ago around email and desktop workflows. MTM AuthXpress is designed around real-time collaboration, magic-link reviewer access, native APIs and a UI that respects editors' time.
Yes — first-class integrations with Crossref, ORCID, JATS 1.3, ROR and the Funder Registry, plus REST endpoints and webhooks for typesetters, archives and preprint servers.
Yes. A dedicated migration team handles bulk import from Editorial Manager, ScholarOne, OJS, spreadsheets or custom exports — including reviewer histories, decision letters and back-issue metadata.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR-aligned processes, per-tenant encryption keys, granular audit trails, and choice of EU or US hosting regions. SSO via ORCID, Google or SAML.
Annual subscription per journal, scaled to submission volume — with unlimited editors, reviewers and authors. Migration and onboarding are included for early-access partners.
Yes — we are onboarding early-access journals now, with general availability targeted for Q1 2026. Book a walkthrough and we will scope a pilot for your title.
If your journal is still juggling manuscripts across email, spreadsheets and disconnected tools — AuthXpress gives you a cleaner, more reliable way to publish.