Making the move to Kriyadocs: How we simplify your migration journey

Publishing is evolving fast, and many publishers are feeling the need to modernize. But one of the biggest hurdles to adopting new technology is the fear of migration. The fear that migration is a time-consuming, disruptive, and risky process can hold many publishers back. At Kriyadocs, we understand and address this concern with a migration experience shaped by over 20 years of expertise in serving publishers and a steadfast commitment to delighting our community.

Download our practical guide to explore how well-supported migration can unlock real value without risking operations.

In this practical guide, we share our approach for navigating the complexities of platform migration with confidence. We explore common concerns faced by publishers, like data integrity and workflow disruption, and walk you through how Kriyadocs ensures a smooth transition. We also explore how our migration process is designed to minimize risk, avoid interruptions, and support your team throughout.

Whether you are a publishing operations leader, an editorial or production manager, part of a digital or IT team, or simply exploring modern alternatives to legacy systems, we hope this guide will help you think through your next steps with a bit more clarity and confidence.

Kriyadocs is an ecosystem for scholarly publishers that streamlines end-to-end workflows from submission through peer review and production, delivering publication-ready content and metadata. Created by Exeter Premedia Services, Kriyadocs is committed to providing an exceptional experience for researchers and content publishers.

The Kriyadocs publishing ecosystem offers a suite of technology solutions and services driven by our ethos of fostering agility in publishing and co-creating with the scholarly publishing community. Our online software-as-a-service model, combined with modern best-in-class platform capabilities, truly agile software development, and affordable pricing, makes Kriyadocs a viable alternative to finding the budget and resources to manage your own deployed open-source system, or compromising with a more limited commercial offering.