juniperFlow

Your publishing.Your people.Your control.

Choose who does your publishing work without giving up control of the systems behind it. Juniper brings manuscript preparation, copyediting, proofing and pagination into tools that publishers can use themselves or ask their service providers to adopt.

See what changes when your vendor does
Manuscript Final pages juniperOne Prepare and screen juniperNote Edit and proof juniperCreate Paginate and publish

From first draft to final page.

Publishing passes through many hands. Juniper gives each stage a solution built for the people doing the work, and keeps you in charge of how it all fits together.

  1. Before submissionjuniperOne

    Ready before it's submitted.

    Manuscript analysis, reference correction and checks against journal specifications, with suggestions for suitable journals. Built for authors, and a useful source of information for editorial teams making decisions on new submissions. 

  2. Copyediting and proofingjuniperNote

    Your editors. Your freelancers. Your vendors. One platform.

    Copyediting and proofing in one place for everyone involved, workflows shaped around your process, and proofs from the same engine that produces the final pages. 

  3. ProductionjuniperCreate

    Your production technology. Any production team.

    Pagination and issue building that your own team or any vendor can work in, so your production technology stays with you when providers change. 

  4. All togetherjuniperFlow

    One workflow, when you're ready for it.

    Start with the solution that fixes today’s problem. Connect them as juniperFlow when you want one workflow and one login across all of them. 

Change your vendor. Keep everything else.

Publishers often work with several vendors, each with its own production technology and workflows. That can make changing supplier far harder than it should be.

Juniper is designed so that publisher teams, freelancers and service providers work on a common platform. You decide who handles the work, keep visibility across every stage, and make changes without rebuilding the process around each vendor.

Who handles editing and production?
  1. Manuscript preparation and screening
    juniperOne
    Done byAuthorsReviewed by your editorial team
  2. Copyediting
    juniperNote
    Done byFreelance copy editors you choose
  3. Proofing
    juniperNote
    Done byAuthors, with your production team
  4. Pagination and issues
    juniperCreate
    Done byYour production team

The people change. Your platform, your specifications and your workflow stay where they are.

Example arrangements. Manuscript preparation stays with authors and your editorial team, whoever handles editing and production.