Cabells launches journal matching tool for authors

Information services company Cabells has launched CompassAI, a tool to help researchers and institutions optimise decision-making for where they publish.

The product takes AI technology and overlays it onto Cabells’ Journalytics and Predatory Reports databases. The result enables authors to find best-fit journals for their research and to avoid predatory journals.

Access to CompassAI is open to all Cabells’ existing customers during its initial beta phase – after this phase is complete, CompassAI will only be available to customers with access to both Journalytics Academic and Predatory Reports databases, as well as Journalytics Medicine.

Commenting on the development, Cabells Chief Executive Officer Lacey Earle said: “This marks the first time we have used AI for one of our products, and the aim is to make it simpler than ever for our users to choose the right journal for them.

“By simply copying in the abstract of their article, they can benefit from the huge amount of data we have on over 33,000 journals to choose the right journal – and just as importantly, avoid the wrong journal”.

Cabells currently indexes over 13,000 journals in its Journalytics database, and includes over 19,000 in Predatory Reports.

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