Step-by-Step: How to Request a Missing Document to be Added to Scopus
Before submitting a request, ensure that the document:
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It is already indexed in a journal by Scopus.
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Meets the Scopus Content Coverage Policy:
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Scholarly relevance
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Peer-reviewed content
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Bibliographic completeness
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English abstracts
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Regular publishing schedule
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Review policy: Scopus Content Coverage Guide (Elsevier)
2. Access the Scopus Web FormUse the official Elsevier support portal to report the missing document:
Scopus: Profile and Content Corrections Web Form
In the form:
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Your Role: Select whether you are an author, editor, librarian, etc.
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Contact Reason: Choose "Add Missing Document"
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Provide Accurate Details:
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Full journal name
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Title of the missing article
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DOI (if available)
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Volume, issue, and page numbers
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Publication year
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Author names
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Journal ISSN
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Journal homepage URL
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PDF of the published article (attach if possible)
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Be clear, accurate, and concise.
4. Submit the RequestClick "Send your question" and note your case number (for tracking).
If the Document is Missing from an Author ProfileUse the Author Feedback Wizard instead:
Scopus Author Feedback Wizard
This is only for already-indexed documents that are not linked to the correct author.

