How do I request corrections to a document?
Last updated on August 15, 2024You can request a correction to a document using the Scopus web form on the Scopus: Profile and content corrections Support Center. Using the web form, you can request changes to a document, including:
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Abstract
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Article Number
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Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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Document Title
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Document Type Correction
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Duplicate
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Missing References
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Page Number
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Publication Year/Date Correction
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Author Affiliations
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Author Name
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Correspondence Information
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The information within the documents provides the basis for author profiles. Correcting document information can also correct author profiles.
To request a document correction:
- Open a web form from the Scopus: Profile and content corrections Support Center.
- Select your role.
- From the Contact reason dropdown, select 'Document Correction'.
- Enter a subject and document title.
- In the Your question field, enter details about the correction including:
- Details about the incorrect information
- Details about the correct information
- A link to the correct document on a publisher's site or attach a correct version of the article
- Provide the necessary contact details.
- Select 'Send your question'.
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