Project records
Create clean public records with title, author, abstract, department, document type, year, and access status.
Inrep Scholar connects records, protected documents, review workflows, citations, search, access requests, and reporting in one calm PHP/MySQL platform.
Everything admins and librarians need to keep records structured and discoverable.
Create clean public records with title, author, abstract, department, document type, year, and access status.
Capture the required descriptive fields that make theses and projects searchable and citation-ready.
Organise records by institution structure so users can browse outputs by faculty, school, or department.
Track whether a record is draft, submitted, in review, correction requested, published, embargoed, or archived.
Flexible intake tools so no submission arrives incomplete or unvalidated.
Let authorised users submit one document with guided fields, file checks, and clear next-step prompts.
Import many records at once with mapped columns, validation feedback, and duplicate-awareness before publishing.
Check file type, readable metadata, upload readiness, and protected-view requirements before records go live.
Flag incomplete titles, abstracts, keywords, authors, supervisors, identifiers, and access decisions early.
Role-aware queues and governed access decisions — no spreadsheets required.
Give librarians a structured queue for checking submissions, requesting corrections, and approving publication.
Review titles, abstracts, keywords, identifiers, departments, and citation fields before discovery.
Keep students, reviewers, librarians, institution admins, and oversight users inside the right workspace.
Collect access requests, approvals, reasons, expiry windows, and protected-view decisions for sensitive files.
Audit trails, health checks, and evidence packs ready when you need them.
Record publication decisions, access approvals, edits, downloads, reviews, and policy actions for accountability.
Monitor important repository services, file access paths, link health, and readiness indicators.
Surface suspicious access patterns, restricted-file activity, permission changes, and sensitive workflow events.
Track whether repository content, metadata, and operational evidence can be recovered when needed.
Guided record intake with metadata and file checks.
Clear queues for supervisors, librarians, and admins.
Controlled public discovery with access rules attached.