Track Article

Once you submit your manuscript, you can monitor its progress at each stage through our Track Article system. This transparency allows authors to stay informed, respond to requests, and understand where their paper stands in the publication process.

How Tracking Works
  • As the corresponding author, you can log into your author account/dashboard to see the current status of your submission (e.g. “Under Review,” “Revision Required,” “Accepted,” “In Production”).
  • Each manuscript moves through predefined stages, and you can view the stage name, date of last update, and - where applicable - next action steps.
  • If any action is required from your side (e.g. upload revised manuscript, respond to queries, approve proofs), the system will prompt you with notifications or reminders.
  • For co-authors, limited access may be available if verified through the submission system, allowing them to see status updates (though certain actions remain with the corresponding author).
Typical Status Stages
  • Below are common status labels you may see:
Stage
Meaning
0.1

Submitted / Awaiting Assignment

Your manuscript is logged and awaiting assignment to an editor

0.2

With Editor / Under Preliminary Check

The editor is assessing fit, scope, and basic quality

0.3

Under Review

Reviewers have received the manuscript and are evaluating it

0.4

Revision Required

Reviews have been returned; authors are asked to revise

0.5

Re-Review / Review of Revised Version

The revised manuscript is under review by reviewers or editor

0.6

Accepted / Rejected

Final decision reached

0.7

In Production / Ready for Publication

Accepted manuscript is being processed for publication

What You Can Do While Tracking
  • Respond quickly
  • To revision or query requests. The system will flag pending tasks clearly.
  • Monitor timelines
  • If you notice delays, you may check with the editorial office through the tracking interface.
  • Check version history / logs if available
  • Sometimes you can view past comments, revision dates, or submission history.
  • Download decision letters
  • Reviewer reports, or production proofs via the tracking dashboard once they are available.
  • Stay alert to notifications
  • Email alerts or dashboard prompts will inform you when new updates or actions are available.
Why Tracking Matters
  • It gives you clarity and reduces uncertainty about the timeline and next steps.
  • Helps you stay organized, knowing when to act (revisions, proofing) ensures you don’t miss deadlines.
  • Fosters transparency, being able to see each phase builds trust in the peer review process.
  • Enables communication, if you notice unexpected delays or discrepancies, you can contact the editorial office with specific reference to the status stage.