Frequently Asked Questions

Manuskrito is an academic platform that allows researchers to submit, share, and access academic works, including theses, dissertations, and research papers. It aims to increase visibility and accessibility to knowledge across various disciplines.

Submitting to Manuskrito enhances the visibility of your research, supports academic growth, and helps you gain recognition in the academic community. It also connects you with a larger movement dedicated to democratizing access to knowledge.

Manuskrito accepts undergraduate theses, master's research, doctoral dissertations, and research papers (including special and capstone projects) across all academic disciplines.

Submissions can be made by registered authors, unregistered authors through Easy Submit, institutional representatives, and non-authors sharing metadata for a manuscript.

Account Submission: For registered users with access to flexible submission options. Easy Submit: A hassle-free, no-login submission process for authors. Institutional Submission: For authorized representatives submitting on behalf of their institution. Community Submission: For external individuals submitting research on behalf of authors.

Submissions must include acceptable file formats (PDF, DOCX), complete metadata (title, author(s), publication year, keywords), proper permissions, adherence to ethical standards, and a selected access type (Open Access, Royalty Access, or Reserved Access).

After completing the submission form, you will need to select an access type and submit the required documents. Registered users can track their submission status through their account, while Easy Submit users will receive email notifications.

All submissions undergo an initial review to ensure compliance with quality standards and technical requirements. You will receive updates on the status of your submission based on the submission type.

Registered users can track submissions in real-time through their dashboard. For Easy Submit and Community Submissions, updates are sent via email.

Submissions must comply with copyright laws, and authors must have rights to submit their work. All submissions should reflect high ethical standards, avoiding plagiarism and misattribution.

Yes, registered authors may request revisions or updates. Easy Submit and Community Submissions may require verification steps for updates.

Authors can request to withdraw their submission at any time, in accordance with Manuskrito's Terms and Conditions.

For any issues, you can reach out to Manuskrito's support team for assistance via the Contact page.

If you choose Royalty Access, you will earn royalty fees whenever someone pays to access your manuscript.

Registered users have access to various tools developed by Manuskrito, including Ambin, which helps authors compile related academic research and insights.