Elsevier Ees Reviewer Login

Elsevier for Reviewers. Welcome to the Reviewer Hub – your source of information, guidance and support for reviewing with Elsevier. The role of a reviewer. Peer review – and reviewers – are at the heart of the academic publishing process. Find out why reviewers perform this vital role, how they are recognized and how you can volunteer to ...

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My Elsevier Reviews Profile gets automatically updated each time a researcher submits a review via one of Elsevier’s journal submission systems (EES or EVISE). The update can take up to a week. The reviewer then receives an email with a link that directs her/him to her/his profile on the platform.

If you're logging into EES, you'll need to select the relevant role (i.e. Author Login if you are submitting or tracking a paper, or Reviewer Login if you wish to submit your comments on an article). You can also switch roles after login via the drop-down list on the top menu. If you are logging into EVISE there is one login for all roles.

Sign in with your EVISE or Elsevier profile A single login credential that grants access to EVISE and other Elsevier products including ScienceDirect, Scopus and Mendeley credentials

Mar 01, 2014 · My EES Hub now available on the Elsevier Editorial System Whether you are an author, reviewer, editor (or all three) you now only need to log in once to access all the functions in EES By Ben Rowe Posted on 1 March 2014

All submissions to your journal will be handled using one of our online submission systems: Editorial Manager (EM), Elsevier Editorial System (EES) or EVISE. Using an online submission system means that you can access and process submitted papers from anywhere with internet access.

Please note you will not be able to use your existing Elsevier Profile, but will have to create a separate profile to access our Article Tracking pages.