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Topic: ORCID Affiliation Manager push Audience: Comms teams / individuals Use case: Announcement of Affiliation Manager push via newsletters Reuse under CC-BY Licence. Author: Mareike Wehner with Chat-GPT ORCID Affiliation Invitation SHORT: Make your research count with ORCID Research-active staff and PGRs will receive an email from ORCID inviting them to confirm their University of XXX affiliation. Accepting this helps raise visibility and streamline admin processes. Don’t have an ORCID iD? No problem – it’s free and easy to register. More info on the process, benefits, and setup [Insert blog link] MEDIUM: Make your research count with ORCID This month, all Research staff, Teaching & Research staff, and PGRs will receive an email from ORCID inviting them to confirm their affiliation with the University of XXX. Accepting this invitation ensures your work is properly attributed and linked to a trusted institutional source. Why it matters: Boost visibility of all your research outputs Easier tracking across platforms (Scopus, PURE, WoS) A green tick shows your affiliation is verified Haven’t got an ORCID iD yet? Register for free. More info on the process, benefits, and setup [Insert blog link]. LONG: ORCID Affiliation Invitations – Make your research count with ORCID The Open Research team is launching a new initiative to ensure that the achievements of our research community are accurately recognised. At the end of this month, all Research staff, Teaching & Research staff, and PGRs will receive an email from ORCID titled “University of XXX would like to add a validated affiliation to your ORCID record.” By accepting this invitation: You help the University track and celebrate your research activities – not just journal articles but a wide range of outputs You receive a green tick on your ORCID profile, marking your affiliation as a trusted data source You improve discoverability and save time when syncing your research data across platforms like Scopus, Web of Science, and PURE Don’t have an ORCID iD? No problem – it’s free and easy to register. Learn more about the project and how your profiles connect across systems: [Insert blog link] [Link to instructions/help page] Please check your inbox and act on the email when it arrives!