Publishing / OJS+
Connect the call for papers, event programme and published proceedings.
Airix designs conference-publishing systems for scholarly and professional events, bringing submissions, review, participant communication and proceedings into one coherent route.
Discuss this platformBuilt around the publishing practice.
For universities, societies and event organisers that need a conference website to carry real submission and publishing work rather than stop at event promotion.
What Airix can take on
- 01Conference website and information architecture
- 02Abstract or paper submission and review
- 03Reviewer, track-chair and organiser roles
- 04Registration and available payment integrations
- 05Schedules, speakers, programmes and participant communication
- 06Proceedings publication and long-term technical support
A controlled route to launch.
- 01
Map the event
Define tracks, submission types, roles, dates, review decisions, registration and the proceedings plan.
- 02
Build the participant route
Connect the public event information to submissions, notifications, registration and programme access.
- 03
Prepare the scholarly record
Structure accepted work, contributor metadata and proceedings around the event's publication policy.
- 04
Support the live cycle
Test peak workflows, train organisers and agree the support boundary across the event and publication period.
What the engagement leaves behind.
Conference site and submission route
Configured roles and review workflow
Programme and registration journey
Proceedings and handover plan
The publishing decisions stay with the publisher.
The organiser owns programme decisions, reviewer appointments, acceptance, participant administration and event delivery. Payment, identifier or discovery services remain subject to their providers and the agreed integration scope.