Latest announcements and updates from PaperFox.
Nearly a hundred documentation pages, and search only worked if you already knew what we called the thing. The docs now answer questions asked in plain language, and link to the exact pages the answer came from.
Read moreResearchers collect email addresses over a career, and software that identifies people by email string gets it wrong — invitations sent to an abandoned inbox, a second empty account, conflict checks that miss your own papers. You can now link every address to one account, and merge two accounts back into one yourself.
Read moreEvery accepted paper needs at least one registered author. PaperFox now surfaces uncovered papers automatically, using fuzzy matching across names, emails, and affiliations to reconcile authors and registrants — no more manual cross-referencing.
Read moreChina Association for Information Systems 2026 (CNAIS 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
Conference on Information Systems and Technology 2026 (CIST 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
PaperFox now assigns reviewers to papers automatically. Smart Matching scores every reviewer-paper pair (BM25 or AI semantic), filters conflicts of interest, and finds the globally optimal assignment across all papers and constraints at once.
Read morePaperFox now supports MCP (Model Context Protocol). Check submission stats, look up papers, monitor reviews, or submit a paper directly from Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant.
Read morePaperFox automates submission compliance checking — page limits, margins, font sizes, anonymization, and more. Define your rules once, check hundreds of papers in under a minute.
Read morePaperFox automatically discovers reviewer expertise by searching their recent publications across Google Scholar, ORCID, and academic websites, then builds research profiles with AI-extracted keywords for better paper-reviewer matching.
Read more4th Annual Business of Blockchain & Tokenization Conference 2026 (BBT 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
Midwest Association for Information Systems Conference 2026 (MWAIS 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
Empirical and Theoretical Symposium for Canadian Marketing Strategy 2026 (ETSYM 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
Free-text affiliation fields create endless variations. PaperFox now uses AI-assisted matching with the ROR registry to fix and prevent inconsistent affiliation data.
Read moreSymposium on Statistical Challenges in Electronic Commerce Research 2026 (SCECR 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
China Summer Workshop on Information Management 2026 (CSWIM 2026) adopted PaperFox for their complete conference management — website, paper submissions, peer reviews, program, and registration.
European Information Systems Workshop 2026 (EuroIS 2026) adopted PaperFox to manage paper submissions, peer reviews, and conference program.
Several AIS-affiliated workshops at International Conference on Information Systems 2025 (ICIS 2025) in Nashville used PaperFox to build and publish their conference programs, including WISE, WITS, WeB, and the SIGBIT Workshop.
Read moreWorkshop on Information Technologies and Systems 2025 (WITS 2025) adopted PaperFox to provide their conference program on both web and mobile.
Workshop on Information Systems and Economics 2025 (WISE 2025) adopted PaperFox to provide their conference program on both web and mobile.
Workshop on E-Business 2025 (WeB 2025) adopted PaperFox to provide their conference program on both web and mobile.
