Manna Manuscript Adds Automated JATS XML and Publishing Pipeline Capabilities
Streamlining typesetting, proofreading, NISO JATS XML generation, and Crossref DOI registration in a unified production workspace.

Manna Analytics has unveiled new production and standards capabilities within Manna Manuscript, reducing the turnaround time from editorial acceptance to final journal publication.
The new production pipeline automates the generation of NISO JATS XML 1.3, structured metadata exports, and direct deposit into Crossref.
Managing editors can coordinate copyediting, typesetter handoffs, author galley proof reviews, and errata tracking within a governed environment.
By eliminating manual XML conversion steps and detached email handoffs, publishers using Manna Manuscript report significant reductions in production cycle times and greater metadata consistency across scientific indexes.
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Manna Analytics develops configurable business software for organisations that have outgrown disconnected applications, spreadsheets and rigid workflows. Our platform adapts to the operational realities of industries including scholarly publishing, manufacturing, food processing, retail, education and professional services.
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