Integrations
ReviewerZero is designed to integrate seamlessly with the editorial workflows you already use. We are actively working on integrations with major manuscript submission systems to make integrity screening a natural part of your process.
Available Now
These integrations are live today:
STM Integrity Hub
| Status | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Live | Available now |
The STM Integrity Hub by STM Solutions connects publishers with integrity screening tools through a unified interface. ReviewerZero integrates via the REST API with callback support, allowing STM to submit manuscripts and receive results automatically when analysis completes. Read more in our announcement: ReviewerZero Joins the STM Integrity Hub.
cOASIS (CTI Meeting Technology)
| Status | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Live | Available now |
cOASIS by CTI Meeting Technology is a leading conference submission system. This integration brings integrity screening to academic conferences, helping program committees identify potential issues in submitted papers.
ScholarOne
| Status | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Pilot | Available now for pilot partners |
ScholarOne by Clarivate is one of the most widely used manuscript submission systems. The integration is running end-to-end with pilot journals today:
- Automatic screening on submission - New submissions are ingested via webhook and analyzed without editorial effort
- Results inside ScholarOne - Integrity findings are delivered back into the submission's record, so editors see them in their existing workflow
- Suggested-reviewer vetting - Author-suggested reviewers are checked for conflicts of interest (recent co-authorship and shared institutions) and expertise fit
Interested in joining the pilot? Contact us at support@reviewerzero.ai.
Active Development
We are currently building integrations with the following platforms:
DigiCorePro
| Status | Timeline |
|---|---|
| In Development | Expected August 2026 |
DigiCorePro by HighWire Press provides comprehensive publishing solutions. Our integration will enable publishers using DigiCorePro to incorporate ReviewerZero's analysis directly into their submission pipeline.
Callback / Webhook Support
The ReviewerZero API supports asynchronous callbacks as an alternative to polling for results. When creating a review via POST /api/v1/reviews, you can provide a callback_url parameter. Once the analysis completes, ReviewerZero will POST the results to that URL.
By default the payload contains the red ("needs review") findings plus complete per-dimension issue counts (payload_detail=issues_only). Pass payload_detail=full when creating the review to receive every analyzed item instead.
The callback request includes:
- Body: JSON payload matching the structure of the
GET /reviews/{review_id}response (minus viewer-specific fields such asaccess), wrapped in an event envelope withevent,review_id,payload_detail,dismissed_items,report_url, andtimestampfields - X-ReviewerZero-Signature: HMAC-SHA256 signature of the request body, signed with the API key
- X-ReviewerZero-Event: The event type (currently
review.completed)
Callbacks are attempted up to 3 times with exponential backoff (1s, 2s delays) if the receiving server returns a non-2xx response.
For a complete walkthrough including authentication, code examples, payload reference, and signature verification, see the API Integration Guide.
Integration Benefits
When integrated with your submission system, ReviewerZero can:
- Automatic screening - Analyze manuscripts as they are submitted
- Workflow integration - Results appear directly in your editorial dashboard
- Shared results - Editors and reviewers can access findings without leaving their system
Request an Integration
We are open to suggestions and requests from publishers. If you use a submission system not listed here and would like to see ReviewerZero integrated, please contact us.
Have a suggestion? Email us at support@reviewerzero.ai with details about your submission system and workflow needs.
We prioritize integrations based on publisher demand and technical feasibility. Your input helps us decide which platforms to support next.
Related Resources
- Platform Features - Standalone platform capabilities
- AI Review - Manuscript analysis features