The public sees a discovery window. Researchers keep their own corner. The research office holds the canon. Every view reads the same trusted record — each showing exactly what its audience needs.
The same record, presented three ways — because a vice-rector, a researcher, and a visitor each need something different from it.
A searchable public window on the institution’s research — open by default, with confidential information kept private.
Where a researcher keeps their own record and takes part in the institution’s calls.
The canonical workspace — trusted data, approvals, and the institution’s own grants.
A shared core, extended by modules you switch on as the work demands. Pay for what you use, and grow when you are ready.
People, organisational units, projects, and outputs — the foundation every other capability builds on.
External funding from opportunity to award, with budgets, roles, and links to the outputs it produced.
The institution runs its own competitions: criteria with weights, ranked committees, and awards.
Your records stay complete and accurate, kept current for you — so the office works from the same truth every time.
Every output type with authorship, persistent identifiers, and open-access status kept current.
National evaluation exports and open, standards-based sharing — your information travels wherever it needs to go.
Everything Stellacris holds is built to move — open formats, open identifiers, and full export — so your research information stays ready to share and always within reach.
SaaS and on-premises run the same product on the same architecture — the choice is about hosting and control, and every feature is yours either way.
We host, patch, and keep everything current on EU infrastructure. Data is isolated per institution and standard exports are always available — the fastest way live, with the lightest load on your team.
The identical system on your own servers, inside your own walls, under your own operations. For institutions whose policy keeps data at home. Same code, same standards.
Bring a faculty’s worth of records and we will show you the platform reading your own data.