1. DOI Registration Guidance
Our service offers help to journal publishers in the process of DOI registration and explains what kind of information is necessary for DOI registration.
The Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a unique identifier that enables readers to locate and reference the published research online. It helps to establish a stable URL link to the journal article.
Green Publication can provide DOI activation services that assist publishers in obtaining a DOI for their journals, providing information about the requirements of DOI and the registration process for Crossref DOI registration and DOI number assignment for journal articles.

Our technical publishing specialists help ensure your journal metadata and DOIs comply with international persistence standards.
Our service offers help to journal publishers in the process of DOI registration and explains what kind of information is necessary for DOI registration.
Our service offers help with article information preparation and checking the information necessary for DOI activation. We look at article titles, authors' names, publication date, and the link to article's landing page.
Our experts offer help with Crossref DOI registration and explain what metadata and registration requirements must be taken into account by publishers when assigning DOIs to their journal articles.
We help to organize article metadata in order to prepare them for DOI registration. This could include titles, author information, abstracts, publications information, references, and URLs depending on the registration requirements.
We help to check if DOI links direct readers to correct article landing pages.
Our experts help journal publishers to review DOI records and find out if there is any missing or inconsistent information among them.
Our DOI registration services are created to enable journal publishers manage the technical and metadata aspects related to the assignment of DOIs.
We help our publishers learn more about the major steps required to register DOIs for their journal articles.
We verify essential information about the articles to minimize errors in the DOI registration database.
We offer assistance tailored to the particular needs of scholarly journals and academic publishers.
We help our publishers familiarize themselves with Crossref DOI registration requirements and prepare necessary data.
We help test DOI links and article landing pages to spot possible problems.
We can help to review your existing DOI information if some article metadata or landing page information needs to be updated.
Our team can help you understand the process and prepare the necessary information.
Our support service for DOI uses a certain procedure to help publishers get ready with the article information and DOI reviews.
We have a discussion with the publishers about the publishing system of the journal, its needs for DOI, and whether there is a necessity in assistance for new registrations or existing DOI.
We get all the necessary data about the articles, such as the title, author, date of publication, URL and other required metadata.
We check the data you've provided to see if there are any gaps, inconsistencies or issues with the formatting of the metadata.
We help you organize the metadata and understand the steps needed for DOI registration through the proper registration agency.
We analyze the DOI links as well as the landing pages of the articles to identify any possible problems with their linkage or access.
We perform the final check on the available data and inform you of any possible problem we've discovered.
Green Publication is ready to help you with the academic publishing needs for your journal depending on various stages of publishing. We can assist you with DOIs, metadata, and even register your DOIs according to your journal's needs.
DOIs have to be registered by an eligible registration agency like Crossref, provided that membership and registration criteria of Crossref are met. The DOI can be referred to as registered or activated only when the process is completed and confirmed. Registration of DOIs does not guarantee any indexing, citations, or publication.
DOIs have to be registered by an eligible registration agency like Crossref, provided that membership and registration criteria of Crossref are met. The DOI can be referred to as registered or activated only when the process is completed and confirmed. Registration of DOIs does not guarantee any indexing, citations, or publication.
It is a unique alphanumeric code used to identify the location of a particular digital object such as a journal article.
This is the act of registering an identifier together with metadata with a recognized DOI registration agency for the identification and location of the article.
This is the registration of DOIs and other metadata for scholarly works by Crossref-registered members according to Crossref's standards.
The journal must usually affiliate with a registered DOI agency or member in order to be able to do so. This is dependent on the rules set by that particular agency.
Common data includes the article's title, authors, date of publication, journal details, and landing page URL.
DOI information assists readers in finding and citing academic publications. Through our DOI activation service, we assist journal publishers in organizing article data and learning about the DOI registration process.