The operating rhythm
From scattered record to visible research.
Manuscript Morrow turns the administrative middle of open-access deposit into a clear, repeatable line of work.
Collect the record
Bring together faculty publications from the places they already live.
Check the permission
Review publisher self-archiving and copyright conditions for each work.
Prepare the deposit
Create repository-ready metadata and request missing manuscripts or files.
Follow through
Keep the work moving until every eligible publication is deposited.
Auditable by design
Keep the judgment. Lose the mystery.
AI can gather, prepare, and follow up. It should not make permissions disappear into a black box. Manuscript Morrow keeps the context of each decision available for human review.
Decision record / 00482
- Question
- Can this version be deposited?
- Context
- Publisher self-archiving terms and manuscript version checked
- Next action
- Request the accepted manuscript from the author
- Accountability
- Reasoning and action history available to staff
For institutions
A steadier way to build a complete repository.
Permission is contextual
Journal policies vary. A decision should carry its reasoning with it.
AI is accountable
Automation can move the queue forward while people retain review and oversight.
Completeness is a practice
Deposit is not a one-off campaign; it is a durable operational habit.
Start with the backlog
Make every eligible work count.
Tell us where your deposit workflow gets stuck. We will start with the records, policies, and people already in the room.
Libraries · research offices · repository teams