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Use Cases

Direct submission

  • Principal Investigator (PI) users can review their grants and create submissions to designated repositories based on applicable policies.
  • A PI can see past submissions made to PubMed Central (PMC).
  • A submitter can create a submission that satisfies one or more grants' open access policies (PASS will determine which open access policies apply to a grant).
  • A submitter can create one submission that the system will deposit into an institutional repository and/or PubMed Central (potential support for more repositories in the future).

Proxy submission

  • As an authenticated user of PASS, I want to be able to prepare a submission on behalf of someone else.
  • As an authenticated user of PASS, I want to be able to approve and submit submissions that were created on my behalf.

Core features

As a user, I can:

  • Login with my institutional ID.
  • See if I have submissions that need review on my dashboard.
  • View my grants.
  • View my submissions made through PASS.
  • View my submissions that I made to PMC in the past.
  • Associate a publication to a new submission by its DOI or manually enter its name and journal during the submission process.
  • Search for my publications journal, if entering its information manually during the submission process.
  • Create a submission on behalf of a grant PI.
  • Create a submission associated with one or more of my grants.
  • See all public / open access policies that apply to the grants associated with my submission during the submission process.
  • See the repositories during the submission process that the system will deposit into.
  • Enter metadata required by all target repositories during the submission process.
  • Add the manuscript file and zero or more supporting files to the submission during the submission process.
  • See the submissions status after I complete the submission.
  • See identifiers assigned to a successful submission by a repository.