About Reviewer Hub

Reviewer Hub(opens in new tab/window) is our reviewer engagement platform that is connected to almost all journals on Editorial Manager (EM). You can use Reviewer Hub to organize your reviews, volunteer to review, activate your complimentary access, claim certificates, download your review history report, and set your review preferences.

This has been a really helpful resource, thank you!

– Elsevier Referee

Accessing Reviewer Hub

You can access Reviewer Hub with your (single sign-on) Elsevier Profile credentials. if you don't have this set up yet, please register at https://reviewerhub.elsevier.com(opens in new tab/window) and follow the instructions on screen. For any support with registering or logging in, please visit our Publishing Support Center(opens in new tab/window) and use of the contact options listed at the bottom of the main page.

All the infomation related to my activities as a reviewer are available in one place

- Elsevier Referee

Reviewer Hub Features

Reviewer Hub offers a range of features to support your work as a referee:

• ●

  Manage peer review activities On Reviewer Hub, you can find information about your review invitations including the manuscript's abstract, pending reviews, upcoming deadlines, and your review history across Elsevier journals connected to EM. You can also access the decline or accept review link Reviewer Hub and click through straight to the journal's EM site to work on assignments from here (logging in with your EM username and password).

• ●

  30-day complimentary access to Scopus, ScienceDirect and other Elsevier products On the "Rewards" section of Reviewer Hub, you can claim your 30-day complimentary access to your products. You can claim this every time you accept review invitation and can claim this up until six months after agreeing to review.

• ●

  Review certificates On the "Certificates" section of Reviewer Hub, you can download a "Recognized Reviewer" certificate for all Elsevier journals connected to EM for which you have reviewed.

• ●

  Review history reports On the "Reports" sections of Reviewer Hub, you can generate a customized reviewer report, listing all completed reviews within a set period. This can be particularly useful to include on CVs when up for tenure.

• ●

  Scopus profile On the "Scopus Profile" section of Reviewer Hub you can claim and connect your Scopus Profile to make sure your research profile in Reviewer Hub is always up to date. This will increase your visibility to our editors, for example when you have volunteered to review. if the connected profile(s) are not the right ones, you can disconnect them on this page(opens in new tab/window).

• ●

  Volunteer to review The "Volunteer to review" section on Reviewer Hub allows you to indicate interest to review for any Elsevier journal that is connected to Editorial Manager. Upon volunteering, you need to provide your research classifications (if the journal has a classification list) and your Scopus ID (or create one_ so that editors will be able to assess your suitability. Editors will see reviewers that have volunteered to review via Reviewer Hub in Editorial Manager's Find Reviewers tool so they can be easily invited.

• ●

  Reviewer preferences In the "Reviewer Preferences" section of Reviewer Hub, you can indicate your (un)availability and the maximum number of review invitations you would like to receive at any given time. Reviewers can set up their (un)availability for five different periods and up to six months in advance. Doing so ensures this information is available to journal editors across all Elsevier journals connected to Reviewer Hub.

Stay tuned for further updates!