Drafine is an editorial and manuscript management
platform that brings authors, reviewers, editors, and
Editors-in-Chief together in one workspace. It supports
manuscript submission, peer review, revisions, editorial
decisions, and manuscript tracking across participating
journals.
Drafine is used by authors, reviewers, editors, and
Editors-in-Chief. Available features and manuscript access
depend on the user's role and their journal, manuscript,
review, or editorial assignments.
Select the journal you wish to submit to, review its
journal information and author instructions, and choose
Submit manuscript. After signing in or creating an account,
you can enter the required manuscript information, add
authors, upload the required files, and complete the
submission.
After submission, the manuscript enters the selected
journal's editorial workflow. Depending on the journal,
it may undergo a technical check and editorial assessment
before proceeding to peer review or another editorial
action.
When a manuscript proceeds to peer review, reviewers may
be invited and assigned through Drafine. Reviewers can
access assigned manuscripts, submit their reports and
recommendations, and editors can manage the review process
according to the journal's configured peer-review model.
Yes. Authors can follow their manuscripts through their
Drafine account. Drafine also provides manuscript tracking
using the manuscript ID, allowing authors to quickly check
the current status of a submission.
No. Each journal can have its own author instructions,
article types, subject areas, peer-review model,
publication charges, reviewer guidance, deadlines, and
editorial requirements. Authors should review the
information provided for the journal before submitting
a manuscript.