Inera in context
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Inera | An Atypon Company announces Edifix API 2.0
March 14, 2022
March 14, 2022, Medford, MA—Inera, an Atypon company and the leading provider of editorial and XML software for scholarly, technical, and standards publishers, today announced the release of the Edifix API, version...Read More
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Typefi and Inera partnership strengthens with new reference checking integration
February 7, 2022
Maroochydore, QLD, AUSTRALIA; Medford, MA, USA – 7 February 2022 – Typefi, a global leader in single-source automated publishing software, and Inera | An Atypon Company, a global leader in publishing technology,...Read More
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On the Zoom again: What happened at #XUG2021
November 15, 2021
On October 25 and 26, 2021, we hosted the 18th annual eXtyles User Group meeting, which was also the second XUG Online. As well as being shoes-optional, XUG 2021 took place across...Read More
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Now on Edifix: Cabells predatory journal alerts!
April 30, 2021
There’s a new tool in the Edifix toolbox! Starting on April 30, we’re introducing the Cabells Reference Checking feature—and during our six-month open beta period, Edifix users can try it out on...Read More
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Empathy + reproducibility: Inera’s support philosophy
November 6, 2018
At Inera, we take customer support seriously, and we’re proud of the personalized, responsive support we provide to our customers! How do we do it? Members of the Inera Support Team are...Read More
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Introducing … Edifix 4.0!
September 12, 2018
Edifix turns 4 this year! Launched in 2014, Edifix is Inera’s cloud-based, scalable reference processing solution, a subscription-based tool built on our proven eXtyles technology. Edifix reference processing works equally well for...Read More
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Inera at CSE 2018: (Wo)man vs machine
May 10, 2018
At the 2018 Council of Science Editors meeting in New Orleans, LA, Inera’s Elizabeth Blake co-presented at the session “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Citations.” Liz’s talk, “(Wo)man vs...Read More
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Why we love our journal database (and you should, too)
May 8, 2018
In August 2016, we wrote a little ode to our beloved Journal Database, which at that time contained just over 42,000 journal titles. We’re revisiting this topic now as we close in on...Read More