Signing In: Password, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and ORCID

With your email and password

1. To sign in to the journal panel, please click the Sign in button on the right side of the top of the page.
   1. You must have a valid email address for your next contact, please proceed as follows (please notice that you already have an account in the journal).
   2. When the Sign in process is successful, you can see a window, as below.

If you have forgotten your password

1. In case of a forgotten password, simply click the Forgot Password or Request New Password.
2. To recover your password, click the Recover button. An email will be sent to you. In the mentioned email, you should click the recover password.
3. The new Password and Password confirmation must be entered in the empty boxes. Now, click the Change Button.
4. If there is an error as below, it means that your password is inconsistent with its confirmation. Please refine the mistake and click the Change button.

With a Google account

Google's OAuth APIs can be used for both authentication and authorization. Users can sign in using their Google account in all of our journals. Therefore, without registration, they can sign in to a journal and share their information in both directions between the journal and google.

Advantages of using Google OAuth to sign in to Brieflands Journals

Ease of Access. 

Only a few seconds to log in with all your previously registered data and information. Just like hundreds of millions of Google users, this incredibly increases your speed in using a website. 

Time-Saving:

You only need to create one account in Google for most of your online hangout spots. 

Share and Networking:

Share all your personal but official data like pictures, dates, etc., on sites to all your groups. OAuth allows you to use one account to comment on several different sites, letting friends and readers from all sites trace you back to your preferred profile page. 

Privacy is of utmost importance:

Using OAuth, you can trust all other sites to purchase items online at many sites without ever letting them have access to your private financial details. 

Security at the best level:

All OAuth data transfers must take place on SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to ensure the most trusted cryptography industry protocols are being used to keep data as safe as possible.

Control everything:

OAuth gives users the power to allow sites limited access to their data and enables users to control when that timeframe window is up. It's comforting that users can choose when authorization tokens expire.

The popularity of Google:

Google has already adopted OAuth, Facebook, Twitter, and Yahoo, so even if only a slice of their users have made the transition, that still equates to millions of current users.

How to sign in using your Google account

Go to "Sign in" and click on the "Google" icon. Then follow the instructions.

With a Facebook account

Sign in with Facebook for Easy Journal Access:

Brieflands Journals offer a convenient way to register and sign in using your Facebook account. This feature allows you to easily submit your articles and access journal content without the need to create a separate account. Simply click on the "Register" or "Sign in" button and follow the prompts to use your Facebook credentials.

Benefits of Signing in with Facebook:

1. Quick Registration: Streamline the registration process by using your existing Facebook account.
2. Easy Access: Sign in quickly and securely without remembering additional passwords.
3. Seamless Submission: Submit your articles with just a few clicks, making the publication process more efficient.

By choosing to sign in with Facebook, you can enjoy a more seamless and user-friendly experience with Brieflands Journals.

To read a Similar method, refer to " Google Authentication".

With a LinkedIn account

Using the OAuth of LinkedIn, you can log in to your journal account in seconds.

1. Click on the LinkedIn logo in "Sign in. "
2. Allow Brieflands or Neoscriber to connect to your account.

To read more about sharing articles on LinkedIn, click here how to cite.

With your ORCID

Sign in using your ORCID into journals with Neoscriber 

Every user has been able to sign in to one of the Brieflandsjournals or add their ORCID to their personal information since Jan 2018. After introducing and adding an ORCID in one journal, all other profiles in other Brieflands Journals also will be linked to the same ORCID.

Throughout a cronjob, all published work of an author and all finished peer reviews will be added to a user's profile in ORCID once a week. Co-authors also have the opportunity to link their ORCID. When the corresponding author completes a submission in a journal, an email is automatically sent to all co-authors. The email contains instructions for linking their ORCID to the submitted paper. This linking is done on a stand-alone page without co-authors being required to register for a new account.