Preparing a manuscript for submission involves more than uploading a file. Wallace helps researchers review journal requirements, organize submission materials, complete online submission steps, and communicate with journals throughout the submission process.
Each journal has its own submission system, file requirements, declarations, forms, and communication process. Small omissions can delay editorial screening or require authors to repeat submission steps.
Target journals may specify different manuscript files, figure formats, word limits, abstract structures, keywords, declarations, and supporting documents.
Authors may need to enter metadata, author information, manuscript classifications, suggested reviewers, declarations, and file types in a journal-specific workflow.
Submission questions, missing-document requests, technical corrections, and editorial notices often require timely English communication and careful follow-up.
We support the administrative and communication steps surrounding submission while the author remains responsible for the research, manuscript content, declarations, and final decisions.
We review the target journal's submission instructions and help identify missing or incomplete submission materials before the manuscript is uploaded.
We help prepare the information needed for the online submission system, organize required files, and guide the submission workflow according to the journal's instructions.
We help authors interpret journal notices, understand required next steps, and prepare administrative follow-up during the editorial process.
Some journal systems require the corresponding author to create or verify an account, confirm authorship information, or approve the final submission. Wallace can guide and support these steps, but authors should retain control of their personal email passwords and other sensitive credentials.
When author action is required by the journal system, our team can coordinate the process with you and explain what needs to be completed.
Journal submission support helps reduce administrative burden, but it does not replace the author's academic responsibilities or the journal's editorial decisions.
If the journal requests revised files, we can help confirm the new submission requirements and assist with uploading the revised manuscript and required supporting documents.
If you also need help revising English, addressing reviewer comments, or reformatting the manuscript, those services can be evaluated separately according to the work required.
After acceptance, journals may request copyright agreements, publication forms, final files, proof corrections, or publication-charge information. We can help authors understand and organize these administrative steps.
Send us your manuscript, target journal, and submission requirements. Our team can review the project and confirm the appropriate service scope, timeline, and quotation.