Sign in with ORCID

Reviewer access is immediate. Sign in with your ORCID iD and your public record is used to populate your Peerclave profile.

ORCID is the identifier registry used across academic publishing. Signing in with it is how Peerclave establishes that you are who you say you are.

Reviewer sign-in

You will be taken to ORCID to authorise Peerclave, then returned here.

Reviewer access opens when the first journals are onboarded.

Do not have an ORCID iD? Register with ORCID. Registration is free and takes a few minutes.

What Peerclave asks for

Peerclave requests the narrowest permission that lets it identify you.

You will be asked to authorise Peerclave to read your public ORCID record. Peerclave does not write to your record and does not read information you have marked as private.

Your public record is used to populate your Peerclave profile: affiliations, qualifications, publications, and existing peer review activity. You can correct or add to what is imported. Changes you make on Peerclave are not written back to ORCID.

How reviewing works