Journal requirements
Article type, structure, word limits, declarations, reporting checklists, references, tables, figures, supplementary material, and required forms.
Submission & revision support
Make the submission package as consistent as the manuscript.
Focused support for scientifically settled manuscripts being prepared for submission, technically returned, or revised after editorial and peer-review comments.
Checklist-driven review
Every file should tell the same scientific story.
Requirements are checked against the current instructions supplied or identified for the agreed target journal and article type.
Package consistency
Title, abstract, authorship details, affiliations, keywords, data statements, funding, conflicts, ethics information, and file naming across supplied materials.
Revision mapping
Each editor and reviewer comment is mapped to a response, a manuscript change, a justified disagreement, or an explicit clarification request.
Response quality
Professional tone, completeness, evidence, location of changes, consistency with the clean and marked manuscripts, and unresolved contradictions.
Final readiness
A prioritized list of missing, inconsistent, or high-risk items requiring author confirmation before submission.
Defined output
What you receive
The output is selected according to whether the project is at initial submission or revision stage.
Compliance checklist
A journal- and article-type-specific record of checked, missing, inconsistent, and author-dependent items.
Package audit
A cross-file review covering manuscript, tables, figures, supplements, declarations, and supplied portal information.
Reviewer-response audit
A point-by-point assessment of completeness, tone, supporting evidence, manuscript changes, and remaining risks.
Transparent scope
Authors retain control
- Selection of authors, author order, contributions, declarations, or conflicts on the authors’ behalf
- Use or custody of an author’s private journal-account credentials
- Fabricated reviewer suggestions, citations, data, analyses, or declarations
- Scientific revision outside the confirmed scope
- Communication presented as coming from an author without authorization
- Guaranteed acceptance, accelerated peer review, or influence over editorial decisions
MedRigor may prepare or audit submission materials, but the authors verify the final package and make the submission decision.
Start with the complete file set
Request a submission or revision audit.
Describe the target journal, article type, decision stage, deadline, principal concern, and available files. No work or payment begins automatically.