Can I change/update my ORCiD ID?

Modified on Thu, 27 Jun at 10:38 AM

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Overview

ORCiD IDs (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) are unique identifiers that are assigned to individual authors and researchers. These IDs are designed to help distinguish individuals from one another and to ensure that their work is accurately attributed to them. By using an ORCiD ID, researchers can easily connect their work across different platforms and systems, making it easier to track their impact and contributions to the field. If you would like to learn more about ORCiD IDs and how they can benefit you as a researcher, we encourage you to visit the ORCiD ID website.

Authors should include their ORCiD ID when they submit the article to the peer review stage during submission of the article.

 

Can I change/update my ORCiD ID? 

Sage is unable to add or modify an ORCiD ID once an article has been accepted, therefore we strongly advise that all ORCiD IDs are entered upon submission.


Once the manuscript is accepted, the ORCiD ID undergoes validation therefore, if the ORCiD ID is not provided during submission and a request is made to add or change after acceptance, this is not possible.


In the event that the author has not included their ORCiD ID, but wishes to include this on the invoice, they may opt to enter the ORCiD ID in the notes field (a free text field) when completing billing details and raising an invoice in the Sage Open Access Portal. This will ensure that the ORCiD ID is present on the APC invoice. 


Contact Information

If you require additional clarification, kindly refer to Sage's Authorship guidelines


For further assistance, please contact the Open Access Customer Services team at openaccess@sagepub.com.

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