Researcher guidance
Editorial Policy and Corrections
Website guidance is published by SSCI Journal Indexing to explain independent manuscript-support services. Primary-source links support external factual guidance, while service descriptions explain the business’s own scope.
Which sources are preferred?
Use official indexing records for coverage, journal author instructions for submission requirements and relevant primary guidance for research ethics. Avoid unsupported acceptance statistics, invented credentials and anonymous endorsements.
What do content dates mean?
Content dates identify updates to the website. They do not imply that a journal, indexing authority or external scholar has approved the page.
How can a reader request a correction?
Email the page URL, disputed statement and supporting primary source to info@sscijournalindexing.com. Commercial relationships and limitations should be stated clearly.
How are examples and case studies handled?
Examples must be labelled accurately. Client material requires appropriate permission and anonymization; editing outcomes must not be presented as proof that the service caused journal acceptance.