Organizational Partnering for Publishers, Journals and Departments

Individual researchers come to us one paper at a time. Organisations have a different problem: a steady flow of manuscripts, several departments, more than one language, and no easy way to keep quality and terminology consistent across all of it.

Uni-edit extends the same language expertise to the institutional level, with workflows agreed in advance rather than negotiated per file.

Who we work with

• Journals and publishers handling submissions from non-native English authors
• University departments and graduate schools
• Research institutes and government research bodies
• Language service providers needing academic subject expertise

What an organizational arrangement includes

• A single point of contact who knows your requirements, so nothing is re-explained
• Workflows shaped around how your submissions actually arrive
• Terminology held steady across files, departments and project phases
• Consistency checks that run across a whole set of documents, not one at a time
• Customer service in English, Chinese and Japanese
• Reporting you can show internally

Why authors and editors both notice

For journal editors, the visible result is fewer rounds between author and editor, and fewer reviewer comments about language rather than substance. For authors, it is a manuscript that reads as they intended, with their meaning intact.

Document types

Journal manuscripts, conference papers, research reports, theses and dissertations, presentations, book chapters, institutional web content and official documents.

Not sure this is what you need?

Tell us what you are facing — the paper, the journal, the deadline — and we will say honestly what would help. Sometimes that is less than you expected. Much of what we do now started as a question from a researcher who could not find it on the page.