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.
The OpenAIRE Broker is a notification service that empowers content providers to enrich or complete the metadata records in their repository, journal, or CRIS content. It is based on the OpenAIRE Graph which aggregates, cleans, deduplicates and interlinks research records from authoritative data sources around the world. It specifically provides information on openness, FAIRness (e.g., ORCIDs and other PIDs, license), usage, references, funding, links to datasets and software. Broker is available through a subscription to OpenAIRE PROVIDE and data exchange is done through the OpenAIRE APIs.
Preview and subscription to different types of enrichment that you may select
Customised alerts to fit your needs: periodically via email or in your personal space in the Dashboard
Automated metadata enrichment via APIs
Back tracking on past check points
Part of the OpenAIRE PROVIDE Dashboard, making it one stop-shop for your interactions
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