RSS and HTML Feeds
Benefit from RSS and HTML feeds that allow you to keep up to date and display Scopus search results on any of your own web pages.
Feeds within your platform offer your users a quick way to review for example:
- The 10 most recent articles published by a University.
- The 5 most recent citations of an article.
- The 20 most recent articles in Scopus in a subject area.
The feed is updated automatically and links directly to an article abstract page in Scopus.
Scopus offers feeds for:
- Document searches
- Citation searches
- Related documents searches (shared references)
- Customize the feed (font, color, size, number of results) the way you like and copy the simple HTML code into the desired part your platform.
HTML Feeds also provide Preview Pages that allow those of your patrons who do not have a subscription to Scopus, to view the abstract page of an article in Scopus with limited access to other functionalities.
For more information visit our Scopus Info site.
3 easy steps to set up a Scopus RSS & HTML Feed
- Send a request via the Contact form for integrating Scopus RSS and HTML feeds into your product.
- Scopus reviews your request and then contacts you to discuss the integration possibilities.
- You will obtain relevant access and privileges in Scopus after which you can set up the feed as outlined for users in Scopus Info.
View this quick demo or download [PDF file] the Step-by- Step Guide on the HTML Feeds integration!
