More than 10,000 manuscripts submitted to Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) journals have now been screened by Enago Reports, marking a significant milestone in the partnership focused on improving the manuscript submission experience for authors.Designed to streamline the submission process, Enago Reports automatically checks manuscripts for compliance with journal requirements, including structure, references, figures and tables, anonymisation, and other technical criteria. Authors can then correct any identified issues and re-upload their files before submission and editorial assessment.“We are thrilled to have reached this milestone in such a short period of time,” says Abhi Arun, CEO of Enago. “Since implementation in March, Enago Reports has helped thousands of authors address technical errors upfront, enabling more compliant and complete submissions.”Supporting authors through collaborationThe first phase of this rollout has focused on helping authors navigate journal requirements more effectively while supporting editorial teams to receive higher-quality submissions. As adoption continues to grow across RSC journals, future enhancements will focus on expanding manuscript checks, improving usability, and delivering even greater value to authors and editorial staff. Jane Hordern, Royal Society of Chemistry Journals Customer Services Manager, said: “We are really pleased with the positive feedback we have received from users so far. Authors have told us that Enago Reports has made the submission process smoother and quicker – that is extremely important to us as we continue working to deliver the best possible author experience.“The fact that more than 10,000 manuscripts have already been screened using this free-to-use, optional tool highlights the strong demand for this kind of tailored technological support. By enabling researchers to check manuscript completeness and compliance at the outset, Enago Reports has helped streamline the submission process for everyone involved and has already become a valuable addition to our resources for supporting our incredible community of authors.”About the Royal Society of ChemistryThe Royal Society of Chemistry works at the heart of the chemical sciences community to create a future that is more open, more green, and more equal. As an independent catalyst for change, we connect people and ideas through partnerships, conferences, events and networks that span the globe. We care about protecting our natural environment, about tackling discrimination to build a truly inclusive world, and about making cutting-edge chemistry accessible wherever it’s needed for the good of society. It’s all built upon and lifted up by our diverse global membership, with every one of those 60,000 members bringing a unique and valuable perspective. <a href="http://www.rsc.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.rsc.org</a>About EnagoEnago is a publishing solutions company with more than 20 years’ experience in academic publishing. Enago’s global presence in nine countries, with offices in the UK, China, Japan, South Korea, India, and the US provides STM publishers with innovative tools and services to streamline publishing processes and establish closer connections with authors.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.enago.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.enago.com</a>

Enago Reports Screens 10,000 Manuscripts in Just Two Months for The Royal Society of Chemistry’s Journals

In a significant achievement, Enago Reports screened 10,000 manuscripts submitted to Royal Society of Chemistry journals within two months, supporting faster and more efficient manuscript assessment.

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Enago Reports Screens 10,000 Manuscripts in Just Two Months for The Royal Society of Chemistry’s Journals

June 04, 2026