GetFTR: Fast, Reliable Access to Trusted Content. The free GetFTR Browser Extension takes you to the content you are entitled to read and signals Retraction and Errata information at the point of discovery. It works:

Also new feature: .✅ Direct Save-to-Mendeley added to the GetFTR Browser Extension. We have developed resources to help you promote the extension to patrons: .

🧑‍🏫 Librarians, we’ve got updates just for you!. ✅ New tools to support library workflows. 📣 Try our librarian prototype and share your feedback. 🔗 #LibraryLife #AcademicLibraries #GetFTR.

Read or insights from Reseacher to Reader last month #R2R2025. We talked about Scholarly Collaboration and Research Integrity.

📩 To learn more contact @DianneBenham MBA or visit: . #GetFTR #ScholarlyPublishing #PerpetualRights #AcademicResearch #LibraryServices #PublishingInnovation.

Researchers retain access (if they have perpetual access rights) even if their institution stops subscribing. Journal transfers are tracked via Crossref & ISSN to route access correctly. This update maximizes content access and supports perpetual rights licensing.

This update recognizes perpetual rights both from a licensing perspective and for journal transfers. Entitlement requests now go to both current and previous publishers when perpetual rights apply.

GetFTR Expands Support for Perpetual Rights & Journal Transfers . GetFTR has enhanced its entitlements checking service ensuring uninterrupted access to journal content even after a publisher has transferred a journal.

🔗 For more information and links to stores, visit: #GetFTR #OpenAccess #AcademicResearch #ResearchTools #ScholarlyPublishing #ResearchIntegrity.

✅ On leading preprint platforms like @ChemRxiv, @biorxivpreprint & @medrxivpreprint , and @SSRN linking preprints to the published Version of Record.

✅ On ALL websites that use DOIs—search engines, academic discovery tools such as PubMed, academic search engines such as Google Scholar, social media, news sites, library discovery tools, and many more.

RT @DeltaThink: Conference season continues with #NASIG2024!  @HeatherStaines is attending and is talking about @GetFTR and the SeamlessAcc….

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After 4 years of helping close the gap between discovery and access, GetFTR continues to develop new use cases. Please join us on June 11th @ 3pm BST to find out how GetFTR supports discovery tools and resources.

This enhancement demonstrates our commitment to advancing #researchintegrity, facilitating access to #scholarly content, and driving innovation within the academic publishing landscape. GetFTR Browser extension is freely available:

@proquest (Summon and Primo) @EBSCO Lens and many other popular discovery tools. Initially, this information will be shown to researchers who have downloaded the GetFTR Browser Extension with plans to roll out the feature across our whole service soon.

From today, Retraction & Errata information provided by @CrossrefOrg & @RetractionWatch will be available to researchers at the point of discovery on @googlescholar_ @PubMedOnline @webofscience,

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We have had a very busy Q1: new publishers have joined; we delivered a successful webinar for #librarians; we have some exciting product developments coming down the track supporting #researchintegrity and #openaccess; and we have an update on our Browser Extension.

. I am therefore delighted to be working with the GetFTR team whose mission aligns with this objective and which delivers valuable improvements to  the researcher experience" . Read the full story here: