ORCID: Adding publications to ORCID

How to link ORCID with Scopus ID

Linking your Scopus ID with ORCID will allow you to automatically transfer publication details from Scopus into your ORCID profile. There are two ways you can do this.

Option 1: Linking ORCID from Scopus Author ID

1. Go to Scopus Author search

2. Search by your name (and affiliation field if you get too many results)

3. Click on your name in the results list to open your profile page. (Please note: you won’t find an Author ID if you don’t have works already indexed by Scopus)

4. If you do have an Author ID, select ‘Connect to ORCID’ (located in 'Profile Actions')

5. Follow the steps to connect your Scopus author profile with your ORCID record.

Please not if you have more than one Scopus ID choose the main one you want to use and merge them together. Watch the video above for instruction on how to do this.

Option 2: Linking Scopus Author ID from ORCID

1. Login to ORCID

2. In the Works section, select 'Add works’ and then ‘Search & link’

3. Select Scopus Elsevier from the list and authorise

4. Follow the steps to and connect your Scopus profile and works with ORCID

For more details on this check ‘Add works by direct import from other systems’

ORCID and Web of Science Integration (via Publons)

To export your publications to ORCID please follow these steps:

1. On the ‘Permissions Settings’ page, click "Link your ORCID" and follow the steps to link your ORCID account to Publons.

2. Once ORCID profile is linked, navigate back to permissions settings page and select ‘Grant Publons permission to update your ORCID works’ and confirm authorization request.

3. Click on "Export Publications to ORCID now"

Only publications meeting the following criteria can be exported from Publons to ORCiD:

  • Was not originally imported from ORCiD
  • Has a publication detail page on Publons.  You can check this by testing whether a publication's title is a clickable link from your private dashboard publication history table.
  • Has a DOI or a Web of Science accession number associated.  The former can be ascertained from the publication's detail page on Publons, the latter can be determined by testing whether the publication has a citation count associated (including zero).

Clarivate. (n.d.). How do I export my publications to ORCID? Retrieved August 08, 2021 from https://publons.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/12000062052-how-do-i-export-my-publications-to-orcid-

ANDS (Australian National Data Service)

Australian National Data Service (ANDS) support the ORCID initiative and have made it straightforward to connect any datasets you have indexed on the Research Data Australia website with your ORCID account

 

DataCite and CrossRef

DataCite and CrossRef can automatically send metadata to your ORCID account when an ORCID identifier is found in newly registered DOI names.

There are two steps you need to follow to set this up:

1) use your ORCID iD when submitting a paper or dataset

2) authorize Crossref and DataCite to update your ORCID record

For more information, refer to https://info.orcid.org/auto-update-has-arrived-orcid-records-move-to-the-next-level/

 

Connecting your ORCID account with TROVE

TROVE makes Australia related content more discoverable. TROVE harvests its content from libraries, museums, archives and repositories. It's now possible to connect your ORCID account to TROVE.

This is how it works: