One tidy profile
Everything you have authored, funded, and worked on — in one place, with your persistent identifiers connected.
Your publications, projects, and funding stay complete and correct, so you are ready for any report, profile, or application without the data-entry grind.
You publish, you apply for grants, you get evaluated — and every one of those moments asks you to re-enter the same information about your own work. Stellacris ends that. It keeps a single, accurate record of your publications, projects, datasets, and funding, connected to your ORCID and your institution, so the answer is ready before the question is asked.
You stay in control of what is public and what is not. You confirm what is yours, correct anything that is off, and everything downstream — your profile, your reports, your next application — draws from the same trusted record. No spreadsheets, no duplicate forms, no chasing PDFs the night before a deadline.
Everything you have authored, funded, and worked on — in one place, with your persistent identifiers connected.
Your record stays up to date with minimal manual entry, so you spend your time on research, not forms.
Outputs, bibliometrics, and open-access status are export-ready whenever a report is due.
Your ORCID profile stays aligned with your institutional record, without double entry.
A single researcher view that shows what you have produced, who you produced it with, and where the funding came from — kept current with minimal effort on your part.
No. Your research office maintains the authoritative record, and Stellacris proposes matches for new outputs from trusted public sources. You confirm what is yours and correct anything that is wrong — the system does the fetching, you keep the final say.
Yes. You connect your ORCID once, and your institutional record and ORCID profile are kept aligned. If your institution holds an ORCID Member API subscription, confirmed outputs can also be pushed to your ORCID record.
You and your research office always see the full record. The public discovery view shows only what your institution chooses to publish; confidential fields stay private. You are never exposed without your institution deciding so.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your own entity types — concrete, friendly, and on your schedule.