The OpenAIRE Metadata Validator is a service that checks a repository's compliance with OpenAIRE, for repository managers, by validating it against the OpenAIRE guidelines.

Episciences is a web platform that allows researchers to easily publish and promote their early work (preprints), to Open Access overlay journals. Authors get early feedback, while earning credibility and attribution with no costs.

OpenAIRE PROVIDE is the scholarly gateway that receives content registration requests and provides guidance for content providers by viewing a personalised, user-friendly dashboard that shows the necessary steps and status of the services to complete the process.

OpenAPC is an infrastructure that collects cost information on Open Access publishing for research academic institutions by providing in-depth analysis on cost trends across publishers, e-journals and books or monographs.

OpenCitations is an independent not-for-profit infrastructure organization for open scholarship that provides open bibliographic and citation data for the scholarly community by using Semantic Web technologies.

OpenAIRE Login is an authentication and authorisation platform that enables researchers to securely access and share common resources and services using their existing academic or social identities.

ScholeXplorer is a service that accepts publications-data or data-data links from validated sources, for science and research actors, by building a de-duplicated graph and providing access to it.

UsageCounts is an OpenAIRE service for content providers, research funders and policy makers, that collects and visualises usage activity of Open Access Repositories by using automated and standardised scientific methods.

Develop and publish your Data Management Plan on the cloud. Use customised dataset templates for different disciplines domains and funders. Connect to infrastructure services via OpenAIRE (ORCID, Funding agencies databases, repositories). Collaborate with your team and share publicly on Zenodo. Also available for institutional use, with local installations customised to your organisation specifications and needs (policy, repository, etc.).

OpenAIRE Broker is a service that allows content providers to complete and enrich metadata of their registered scholarly works with information from the OpenAIRE Graph. It is a notification service which effectively fills your content with up-to-date information that you or your researchers may be missing, and which enables you to showcase the openness, FAIRness, usage, and links to other records.