What does this integration do?

• RIS (.ris) and BibTeX (.bib) are file formats used to record many types of scholarly publications and activities (books, journals, presentations, and more).
• Functionality must be enabled by Interfolio personnel. Please see below for Internal only instructions.

How to have it enabled/disabled?

To disable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Settings and set DISABLE_SCHOLARLY_IMPORTS to "0."

What does it do?

• Journal publications can be imported from Web of Science (WoS) which includes journals from most subject areas.
• Data about each article includes authors, title, journal, and year published. It can also include volume, number, and pages.
• Generated vitas can show the number of times a record has been cited within WoS products.
• Functionality must be enabled by Interfolio personnel. Please see below for Internal only instructions.

How to have it enabled?

To enable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Modules and set Web of Science to "On."
5. Now select Settings and many WoS options will appear.
6. Set WOS_Enabled to “1.”
7. Client should provide a WOS_Username and WOS_Password if they are planning on using WoS.
8. The remaining WoS options are the databases that offer different kinds of indices, a client would enable the most relevant to their institution.

What does it do?

• It is typical for Journal publications to be imported from Medline. Medline traditionally focuses on clinical and biomedical academic literature. This information often contains information about each article including authors, title, journal, and year published. Additionally, it can also include Volume, Number, and Pages.
• Functionality must be enabled by Interfolio personnel. Please see below for Internal only instructions.

How to have it enabled?

To enable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Modules and set Faculty180 Medline to "On."

What does it do?

• FAR users can use ORCID to import/export many different activities and other information. ORCID is used by many to reliably link their name to journal publications or other publications.
• The data that Interfolio can pull about each section is handled by a mapping document the Client Success Manager (CSM) sends to the client. For more information regarding this Integration, please reach out to your CSM.
• Functionality must be enabled by Interfolio personnel. Please see below for Internal only instructions.

How to have it enabled?

To enable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Modules and set Orcid to On.
5. Select Settings and set F180_INTEGRATION_ORCID and following settings to "On" or "1."
6. Now, click the Administration Tab > Setup > School > Details
7. Orcid sections in the Miscellaneous section will appear. This is where the client inputs whether Orcid is in Sandbox, Production or Off. The Client ID and Client Secret will be different based upon selection.

What does it do?

• Interfolio FAR has the ability integrate with ARXIV, a system which features mostly include scientific papers/Journal publications for astronomy, mathematics, computer science, biology, and statistics
• The data that Interfolio can pull about each article includes authors, title, journal, and year published. It can also include Volume, Number, and Pages

How to have it enabled?

To enable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Modules and set Faculty180 ARXIV to "On."

What does it do?

• FAR has the ability to integrate with INSPIRE, which often includes scientific papers/Journal publications.
• The information that Interfolio can pull about each article includes authors, title, journal, and year published. It can also include Volume, Number, and Pages

How to have it enabled?

To enable:

1. Click the Administration tab.
2. Double click the Interfolio icon in the bottom left of the navigation bar.
3. A new setting section called Interfolio Admin will appear.
4. Select Modules and set Inspire to "On" Accordion Body.

What does it do?

• Google Scholar is a scholarly works indexing system and one of the most heavily used systems for the initial searches for scholarly work. Users can save items that they search for, and faculty can build profiles in Google Scholar that allow them to see not only a collection of the works that Google thinks belong to them but also some common calculated bibliometrics.
• This is one of the most commonly requested integrations for scholarly work but Google's licensing explicitly forbids any bulk download or scraping of scholarly work off of their site.

How to have it enabled?

It is only possible to import from Google Scholar using BibTex file transfer by an individual faculty member, so BibTex file transfer has to be enabled.

Some additional integration notes for reference:

• DISABLE_SCHOLARLY_IMPORTS - If set to 1, it will disable all sources of import
• FAR API needs to be turned on in "Modules" easter egg, API can be accessed with Guest Access or API token
• F180_ENABLE_CCV - Set CCV options to "1" to use CCV.... Set INTEGRATION_CCV_API to "1" to use the API for import/export