Manna Manuscript Expands Its End-to-End Publishing Workflow

Today, Manna Analytics announced major enhancements to Manna Manuscript, unifying traditionally fragmented publishing operations into an integrated workflow environment.

Scholarly publishing involves far more than basic file submission. A single research paper transitions through author intake, technical screening, research integrity checks, peer review coordination, editorial recommendations, typesetting, DOI registration, and global catalogue syndication.

Prior to this release, publishers frequently juggled disparate point solutions—email threads for reviewers, external plagiarism checkers, third-party typesetting portals, and standalone distribution feeds. This fragmentation created bottlenecks, duplicate data entry, and visibility gaps for journal leadership.

The expanded Manna Manuscript environment bridges these steps on one configurable platform. Editors can monitor review deadlines, trigger automated integrity screening, and export standardized NISO JATS XML directly into production channels without leaving the interface.

“Our goal with Manna Manuscript is simple: understand the publishing process deeply and automate repetitive administrative mechanics while keeping editorial judgement with editors,” said Malvina Winston, CEO & Managing Director of Manna Analytics.

The expanded capabilities are available immediately across all active Manna publishing accounts.