The Open Access Button will retire on November 18th. See the timeline and alternatives on the OA.Works blog.
The Open Data Button has now merged with the Open Access Button. Your account and request will stay the same, but you'll need to get the new plugin. For more on the changes see our blog.
Thanks for your support! Team Button has now merged with the Open Access Button and our Request system.
Upload a csv file, which must have column names including at least one of "url", "doi", "pmid", "pmcid", "title":
Include library catalogue checks in the bulk job?
Imperial
York
Which sources to check? (default is to keep checking each until a result is found)
(Note that if you want to ensure you are checking what the remote sources currently respond with, don't select "oabutton",
otherwise if we have an older result you will just get that back - and this will happen by default, so DO explicitly select
the sources you want, if what you really want to do is check the status at the sources.)
oabutton
eupmc
oadoi
share
core
base
openaire
figshare
doaj
Don't use cached availability checks (by default we don't run a
new check if there is a previous successful check, or a previous unsuccessful check less than 30 days old) ?
yes, do fresh checks
Keep checking more sources even if a result is found in one?
(as mentioned above, by default this does not happen - instead we stop as soon as a result is found)
yes, keep checking all sources (or all the ones selected above)
Check for titles where possible, if search by identifiers does not succeed?
(we do this by default)
yes, check titles where possible
Use Bing to learn more about a lookup where possible, if no other identifiers are provided/found?
(this is not done by default because it incurs a cost, although it is done for any lookups that come via our widget, oasheet, illiad, clio, or alma)
yes, check bing
OR create job of open requests between and Go
