Editing Alerts
To edit your alerts, please follow these steps:
Edit a Document Citation Alert | You can edit the name, email address(es), frequency, format, or status of a Document Citation alert, but not the search terms. |
Edit a Search Alert |
You can edit the name, email address(es), frequency, format, and status of a Search alert directly on the Edit Search Alertpage.
To edit the search terms
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Edit an Author Citation Alert | You can edit the name, email address(es), frequency, format, and status of an Author Citation alert, but you cannot change the author for the alert. |
Click on Save to save your changes to your alert.
Deleting Alerts
To delete an alert, follow these instructions:
Viewing alert results
The latest results for alerts include only those that have been added to Scopus since the last time the alert was run. You can view alert results in two ways.
To view results from an email
To view results from the Alerts page
Once you sign up and are logged in to your account in Scopus, you will be able to use alerts to receive notices via email when new documents are loaded on Scopus. Once on the alerts page, you can creat alerts, view results, edit and delete alerts.
Scopus has 3 types of alerts:
Author citation alerts will notify you by email when an author or group of authors of your designation is cited on Scopus. There is no limit to the number of author citation alerts that you can create.
Create an Author Citation Alert
Search alerts can notify you of new material in Scopus that matches your search criteria. These alerts are sent via email and there is no limit on the number of alerts you can create.
Save a search alert
Document citation alerts notify you when new documents that cite a document you have specified have been loaded into Scopus. Emails can be sent to you notifiying you of these document. There is no limit on the number of document alerts that you can create.
Create a document citation alert
After completing these steps you will receive an email confirmation summarizing all alert preferences you have set.
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