ScholarsNexus builds software for both. One system tracks manuscripts through a journal's year-round pipeline. The other runs a single conference from call for papers to final program — then closes.
Submission intake, technical validation, academic-editor and peer review, decisions, revisions, proofing, and publication — for journals running continuously.
See how it tracks a manuscriptAbstract submission, blind peer review, editorial decisions, program scheduling, registration, and onsite check-in — for a single event with a start and an end.
See how it runs an eventManuscripts arrive every week, reviewers rotate every season, and the editorial board's workload doesn't reset on a fixed date. Editorial Manager runs continuously, because the work it supports never has a closing day.
A conference has a call for papers, a submission deadline, a program, and a closing session. Abstracts is set up per conference, because that's the actual shape of the work — you configure the event you're running, not a calendar year you may not need.
A year-round journal, an upcoming conference, or both — we'll follow up with pricing scaled to what you're actually running.