Origin Reports
Origin Reports is designed for editorial office professionals who need to prepare accurate, sophisticated performance reports to communicate with editorial boards, publishers, and funders. Generate tables, charts, and graphs in seconds using your editorial office data from Scholar One or Editorial Manager. Use filters to highlight critical data trends, save your charts into customizable reports, or use our Standard Reports designed by editorial reporting experts.

Blog Post Collections

Best Practices in Journal Reporting
- REPORTING ON VARIABILITY IN EDITORIAL OFFICE DATA
- A DATE IS A DATE IS A DATE… MAYBE NOT
- USING JOURNAL TIMING CHARTS TO IMPROVE MANUSCRIPT FLOW: PART 1
- USING JOURNAL TIMING CHARTS TO IMPROVE MANUSCRIPT FLOW: PART 2
- USING JOURNAL TIMING CHARTS TO IMPROVE MANUSCRIPT FLOW: PART 3
- DIVING DEEPER INTO YOUR SUBMISSION DATA
- HOW TO DESIGN AN EFFECTIVE EDITORIAL REPORT: PART 1
- HOW TO DESIGN AN EFFECTIVE EDITORIAL REPORT: PART 2
- HOW TO DESIGN AN EFFECTIVE EDITORIAL REPORT: PART 3
- HOW TO DESIGN AN EFFECTIVE EDITORIAL REPORT: PART 4
- THE IMPORTANCE OF CHART PARAMETER LISTS
- WHY YOU SHOULDN’T RECYCLE HISTORICAL SUMMARY DATA
Upcoming Webinars

Presenter
Dr. Jason Roberts
Jason Roberts is a Senior Partner at Origin Editorial, an editorial office services and peer review management company, and Origin Reports, a reporting software application. He is also a past-president of the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors. In 2017 he published the book Peer Review: Reform and Renewal in Scientific Publishing and is an editorial board member of the journal Research Integrity and Peer Review (Springer-Nature).

Moderator
Kristen Overstreet
Kristen Overstreet is a Senior Partner at Origin Editorial, an editorial office services and peer review management company, and Origin Reports, a reporting software application. She is also a past president of the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors. Kristen currently serves on the ISMTE’s North American Planning Committee, Early Career Committee, and Community Platform Task Force, and the Force11 Research Data Publishing Ethics Working Group.
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Creating the Ultimate Editorial Office Report
Wednesday, November 16, 11 AM EST*
* This webinar will be recorded and emailed to everyone who registers for the webinar. Please sign up even if you cannot attend the webinar at its scheduled time.
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Product Updates
Coming Soon:
New Charts:
- Anonymized editor histograms which can be used to construct editor performance reports without editor names
Features:
- Direct Delivery – schedule monthly reports to be sent directly to your email, no log in required
- Editor Report Cards – produce a series of editor charts to let your team know how they are performing
- Team Accounts – manage user access for multiple journals, assign privileges for users, create and share custom report templates between team members
- Improved date range selector – it will be easier than ever before to set custom date ranges for your charts
- Download improvements – higher resolution downloads, increased readability of chart labels and legends, and redesigned chart layouts optimized for presentations
Product Updates:
- Box Plots & Median Charts and Tables – We have added an extensive number of charts and tables showing the median, as opposed to charts that only include the mean (average), values. Included in the new charts are box plots which can be created at the click of a button, saving you hours of time!
