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eManuscript Manager review

#31 of 32 in Manuscript Submission Software

A journal workflow for structured submissions, editorial decisions, revisions, and production tracking.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

eManuscript Manager (eMM) is a web-based manuscript submission and editorial workflow system from Logixs Journals (Private) Limited. It is intended for journals that need structured intake and a process for handling manuscripts through editorial decisions and production. Authors submit metadata and required files, can save a draft and return later, and can track submission status. The workflow also covers revisions and processed submissions, while role-based access supports authors, reviewers, editors, and publishers. This makes eMM relevant to journal operations that need more than an upload form, including journals managing transfers between publications on the Logixs Journals platform.

The workflow extends from initial review through final decision, with automatic manuscript ID assignment and a submission confirmation email. A fast-track processing request workflow is also included. Status tracking spans active submissions, revisions, production, and processed submissions, giving authors and editorial teams distinct stages to follow. The transfer feature is specifically described for journals on the Logixs Journals platform, so it is most pertinent to organizations working within that journal environment rather than those seeking a general cross-platform transfer network. Conference submissions are not part of its stated scope.

eMM is offered as a cloud service, with web access and email support. Its stated fit spans small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations, and two-factor authentication is listed as a compliance-related feature. The listed subscription model is contact sales; journal publication or fast-track charges are separate from the software subscription. Buyers should consider eMM when they need structured journal intake, editorial roles, and status tracking in one workflow. Journals that need conference-submission handling or broader platform-transfer options should compare alternatives against those requirements.

eManuscript Manager pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Authors can save drafts and resume submissions later.
    • Tracks active submissions, revisions, production, and processed submissions.
    • Supports article transfers between journals on the Logixs Journals platform.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Does not provide a conference-submission workflow.
    • Article transfers are described within the Logixs Journals platform.
    • Support is listed through email.

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