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References
The documentary solution that reveals the articles inside the journals and magazines in your library.
Key benefits
Stronger visibility for periodicals — Make the actual content of your journals and magazines visible, not just their titles.
Article-by-article search — Users can find a precise topic without browsing through the full collection.
Bridge between print and digital — Identify where to consult an article based on your subscriptions and local availability.
Time saved in the library — Make reception, mediation, and thematic requests easier to handle.
Long-term coverage — Your collection becomes a usable corpus for day-to-day work.
Simple rollout — We support configuration, onboarding, and practical usage from the start.
Let's talk about your periodical holdings
We can show you how References makes the articles inside your magazines and journals visible, whether they are available in print or electronically.
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FAQ
Answers to your main questions
Usage
Who is References for?
References is designed for libraries and documentation centers that want to make their periodical holdings more visible and easier to use.
Does References provide access to full text?
References is first and foremost used to identify the articles that appeared in the tracked journals and magazines. Actual consultation then depends on the print or digital access your institution already has.
Can it reflect our own collection?
Yes. That is precisely the value of References: it highlights the titles present in your library and makes article-level discovery easier.
Access
What are the concrete benefits for end users?
Users find the right article more quickly, identify the relevant issue, and save time when working on documentary searches.
How does deployment work?
We support framing, setup, and onboarding so that the tool becomes useful from the very first uses.
Does the service work with both print and digital periodicals?
Yes. References helps identify the right article regardless of whether consultation later happens in print or online.