By prioritising interoperability and connected workflows, this collaboration between the Microbiology Society, Kriyadocs, OA Switchboard, and CCC demonstrates how publishers and infrastructure providers can work together to enable smoother data flows and more transparent OA reporting across the scholarly publishing ecosystem.

Using trusted, standardised data across multiple publishers to reduce manual work and support evidence-based collection management

Enhancing Quality and Reliability Through OA Switchboard and CRIS Integration

Sharing trusted, scalable information on open and subscription-based publishing models

For Iowa State University, supporting the transition to equitable Open Access publishing models has become more than a commitment. It’s a strategy that demands visibility and actionable data that allows them to be agile.

OA Switchboard enables us to comply with the revised Canadian Open Access Policy that came into effect on the 1st of January 2026.

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), a leading global research institution set out to solve a deceptively simple challenge: how to better capture and showcase the full breadth of its researchers’ outputs, without duplicating effort or hosting redundant work.

Empowering diamond publishers with real-time connections to funders, institutions, and consortia

Using standardized, publisher-sourced metadata to efficiently track and analyze institutional publishing