Research Group
- Shared workspace
- Member access management
- Shared credit pool where enabled
- Basic reporting
RQL Organization and Institution Services help research groups, departments, centres and larger institutions coordinate members, shared research-support access, credit pools, activity information and collaborative workflows.
Organization plans provide shared workflow infrastructure. Research, academic and administrative decisions remain with the institution and its authorized users.
Organization service levels
Shared research support
Organize users, roles and access within a defined research group or institutional structure.
Provide shared credits for eligible services where the selected organization plan enables them.
Review selected member participation, service use and research-support activity.
Help members discover researchers, opportunities, collaborations and reviewer workflows.
Coordinate eligible manuscript review, polishing, translation and other research-support services.
Support project listings, specialist discovery and private collaboration workflows.
Use basic or advanced reporting according to the selected plan and implementation scope.
Discuss larger implementation and integration requirements for institutional or enterprise use.
Suitable organizations
Small research teams that need shared access, coordinated resources and basic reporting.
Academic units supporting multiple researchers, projects and research-quality activities.
Larger organizations requiring custom onboarding, reporting and implementation planning.
Onboarding process
Identify the research group, department, centre or institution and its intended users.
Select Research Group, Department/Centre or a custom institutional arrangement.
Establish administrators, participating researchers and relevant access roles.
Agree eligible services, credit pools, dashboards and reporting requirements.
Begin institutional use and periodically review access and workflow needs.
Tell RQL about your organization, number of users, research activities and shared-service requirements.