ScholarOne requires users to maintain multiple login credentials.
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Discussions on academic platforms indicate that users interacting with multiple journals on ScholarOne must maintain separate accounts and credentials for each.
# Does ScholarOne really force you to have multiple logins?
Tags: journals, publications, publishers
- Score: 24
- Views: 4821
- Answers: 4
- Answered: yes
- Asked by: Joanna Bryson (7615 rep)
- Asked: 2012-08-20
- Edited: 2012-09-17
- Site: academia
## Question
Why can't I have a single ScholarOne login for every journal I submit or review for? Is there some way to copy over the address, keywords & password for all my accounts so I don't have to waste time making the same stuff up every time I get involved with another journal?
## Answers
### Answer by Jasper Simons (score: 6 [ACCEPTED])
Thank you for your question. My name is Jasper Simons and I work for Thomson Reuters, the organization behind ScholarOne. Our platform is configured by our publishers as they service their authors and editors. Publishers seek to maximize the value they offer to their journals, their editors and their authors through specific configurations of the ScholarOne peer-review workflow. This doesn't address your concern, but I hope that it sheds some light on the reasoning behind the multiple login requirements for authors. In short, there is one ScholarOne platform but there are many site configur