ORCID Advocacy Toolkit/Platforms that integrate with ORCID
Common Systems for ORCID Integration
[edit | edit source]A Trello board maintained by the ORCID US Community lists Common Systems for ORCID Integration.
Symplectic Elements
[edit | edit source]Symplectic is currently not an ORCID Certified provider, although they had acquired Certified Service Provider for ORCID[1] previously they have not kept up with the updated requirements for ORCID so they do not meet the certification as of 2025.
Elements offers a range of ways researchers can connect their ORCID account to streamline workflows and share data between the two systems[1].
- Automatically claim publications that include your ORCID
- Write selected records from Symplectic Elements to your ORCID account
- Write your affiliation to the University of Leeds to your ORCID account
On logging in to the system researchers are prompted to ‘Connect your ORCID iD’ from the ‘My Actions’ list on the homepage to establish a link from Elements to their ORCID account using OAuth[1]. If you don’t have an ORCID iD yet, you may register for one now.
Once linked, Elements will periodically search ORCID for “works” containing a DOI, PubMed ID or Scopus ID and collect trusted metadata from some of other data sources including PubMed, Scopus and CrossRef and automatically associate this harvested data with a researcher’s Elements account[1].
You can manage or revoke permission at any time from Symplectic Elements via: Menu > My Profile > Settings > ORCID Settings, and then clicking on the ‘Revoke authorisation’ link. Revoking authorisation will prevent Symplectic Elements from interacting with ORCID, and your permissions will be changed to 'only use my ORCID iD to support automatic claiming'[2].
- ↑ a b c d Guest, Natalie (2020-12-02). "Symplectic Elements now an ORCID Certified Service Provider". Symplectic. Retrieved 2024-01-29.
- ↑ University of Leeds (n.d.) ORCID iD quick start guide for Symplectic, https://library.leeds.ac.uk/downloads/download/73/orcid_id_quick_start_guide_for_symplectic
EPrints
[edit | edit source]EPrints is a Legacy Certified Service Provider for ORCID.
There are two plugins available which allows users to connect their repository and ORCID accounts.
ORCID Support: Basic functionality, providing minimum requirements for storing ORCIDs.
ORCID Support Advance: Integration with orcid.org through member API. This requires the ORCID Support plugin to be installed and ORCID membership. This plugin offers the following enhanced features:
- Import works from ORCID
- Export works to ORCID
- Write your affiliation as Employment activity to your ORCID account
Users can manage their permissions and connections within the ManageOrcid screen. Users can Create or Connect their ORCID iD to establish the OAuth connection.
The documentation is hosted in the EPrints Wiki: https://wiki.eprints.org/w/ORCID_Support
PURE
[edit | edit source]PURE is an ORCID Certified Service Provider.
2025 Webinar on ORCID and PURE
Worktribe
[edit | edit source]ORCID functionality is available with the Outputs module of Worktribe.
It is possible to:
- link an existing ORCID ID to Worktribe (with user authentication)
- create a new ORCID ID and link it to Worktribe (with user authentication)
- request permissions to import information from the ORCID record (with members credentials permission is requested to import limited access visibility info by member institutions)
- import the works part of the ORCID record
- display ORCID IDs in the repository people profiles
- Worktribe uses ORCID IDs with other harvesters to identify outputs from other external sources
- Some reporting functions on who has an ORCID ID and some exporting features are available
Esploro
[edit | edit source]Esploro is an ORCID Certified Provider Service