Journal platforms, submission systems and article infrastructure — engineered, hosted and maintained by a team that publishes. Standards-native from the first commit, and yours to keep.
Most publishers end up with one of two problems. Either an off-the-shelf platform that forces your editorial process into someone else’s assumptions, or an ageing install nobody maintains, held together by plugins that broke two versions ago.
Amplionix builds the third option: publishing software shaped around your workflow, with Crossref, ORCID, DOAJ and COPE requirements designed in rather than bolted on later. Fast, indexable, documented, and hosted properly — with the source and the data belonging to you.
Complete publishing sites — issues, articles, archives, search and editorial board pages — built fast, mobile-first and structured for indexing from day one.
Author and reviewer portals with configurable workflows, status tracking, file handling and role-based access that matches your real editorial hierarchy.
Crossref deposits, ORCID handling, JATS-ready article records and clean feeds for DOAJ, discovery services and harvesters.
Hardened servers, SSL, CDN delivery, automated backups and uptime monitoring, tuned for the traffic patterns academic sites actually see.
Batch manuscript formatting, bulk metadata correction, internal admin panels and one-off utilities built for the gaps in your process.
Moving off spreadsheets, legacy installs or an unmaintained platform with archives, DOIs and article URLs preserved intact.
Crossref, ORCID, DOAJ and COPE requirements are design inputs, not a retrofit before an application deadline.
Structured metadata, clean URLs, fast page loads and search-engine and harvester visibility handled at the template level.
You get the source, the schema and the runbook, so any competent developer can pick it up.
Full export of data, metadata and archives in standard formats, at any point, including the day you leave.
We review your current stack, content volumes, integrations and compliance gaps, then send a written scope with architecture, timelines and fixed pricing.
Designed, developed and tested against your real data, migrated in parallel so nothing published ever breaks, and handed over with your team trained on it.
Hosting, monitoring, security updates and new features on a flat monthly plan, with a named contact and same-working-day responses.
Amplionix operates its own peer-reviewed open access journals, including IJIRT, running since 2014. The platforms on this page were built to solve our own problems first — reviewer drop-off, metadata drift, late deposits, archive integrity — before they were ever offered to a client.
You won’t spend the first hour of a technical call explaining what a DOI deposit is or why a broken article URL is a real problem.
operating publishing infrastructure
articles hosted and archived
integrations we work with daily
uptime target on managed hosting
Manuscripts under review are confidential by definition. Every platform we deliver ships with encrypted storage, least-privilege role access, audit logging, automated backups and a documented recovery procedure — so you can show who accessed what, and restore it if something goes wrong. Client engagements run under signed NDAs.
Platform work is quoted as a fixed-scope build, followed by a flat monthly plan covering hosting, monitoring, security updates and support. No hourly billing, no per-article fees, no surprise change orders. You’ll have the number before development starts.
Both. We maintain, extend and rescue OJS installs, and we build custom platforms where OJS genuinely doesn’t fit. We’ll tell you which one your situation calls for.
You do — source, schema, documentation and data. Nothing is held hostage on a licence.
They’re preserved. Migrations run in parallel with redirects mapped and verified before cutover, so citations and indexed links keep resolving.
Yes. That’s the point of the handover package. Plenty of clients keep us on for hosting and support anyway, but it’s a choice, not a dependency.
Most journal platforms go live in six to ten weeks, depending on migration scope and integration count. You’ll get a dated plan with the quote.
One technical call, no obligation. We’ll look at your current setup and tell you plainly whether it needs fixing, extending or replacing.
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