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.
OpenAIRE PROVIDE is the content gateway service of OpenAIRE, where data providers are invited to connect scholarly content with OpenAIRE. OpenAIRE PROVIDE allows repositories, data archives, journals, aggregators, CRIS systems, to enter the OpenAIRE and European Open Science (EOSC) ecosystem and be accessible by millions of researchers, research institutes and networks, research funders, policy makers and citizens. OpenAIRE PROVIDE lowers any technological barriers, by supporting a series of integrations, therefore, enabling its users to visually access OpenAIRE's services that are responsible for the data harvesting process. There are four distinctive steps from the initial express of interest for OpenAIRE PROVIDE to the actual content availability on OpenAIRE and EOSC. The steps indicate the important subservices of OpenAIRE that perform the following functionalities: Validation of data sources with the OpenAIRE guidelines (via the OpenAIRE Validator) Registration of data sources to OpenAIRE and global interlinked networks provides links to content for text and data mining, view history of validations, status of harvesting Enrichment of metadata information that describes the data sources to be available through OpenAIRE. Subscribe and view/receive notifications to enrich the metadata or the content of the data source (via the OpenAIRE Broker) View usage statistics of Open research impact by subscribing to the OpenAIRE UsageCounts service; view aggregated, cleaned usage stats for repository access and broaden your mechanisms for impact assessment
Is compatible with the OpenAIRE Validator service to assess the metadata quality of content
Content registers to OpenAIRE Research Graph and EOSC automatically after successful validation
Content is cross-checked for any missing metadata and via OpenAIRE Broker they are enriched
Tracks how OpenAIRE collects the datasource content
Enables the measurement of the impact of content via the OpenAIRE UsageCounts service
Sends personalised notifications regarding updates relevant to the data source via the OpenAIRE Broker service
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 Metadata Validator is a service that checks a repository's compliance with OpenAIRE, for repository managers, by validating it against the OpenAIRE guidelines.
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.
The OpenAIRE Graph is a collection of interlinked research objects that aggregates metadata records from more than 70K scholarly communication sources from all over the world for researchers, service providers, research managers and policy makers, by following a participatory approach.
OpenAIRE MONITOR is a service that produces well-documented, timely and accurate monitoring indicators of research activities for funders, research initiatives and organisations, by creating personalised and on-demand online configurable dashboards
An open research search portal providing access to millions of interlinked scholarly works (publications, data, software), their citations and contextual information such as organisations, grants. Search and view all types of research outcomes, find repositories to deposit your research, and safely claim/link your research.
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.
The Open Science Observatory is a portal that facilitates access to the Open Science indicators for policy makers, funders, organisations, by combining and visualising information from all over Europe.
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.