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AbstractWiz

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Ex Ordo

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Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published31
Spec score · Call for Papers Software8.4 (#3)7.5 (#15)
Spec score · Event Abstract Management Software8.4 (#6)7.4 (#17)
Founded2003A company newsroom article says Ex Ordo was founded in 2008.
PurposeAbstractWiz helps academic conference, workshop, and event organizers manage abstract submissions and review.Ex Ordo combines abstract collection, peer review, registration, programme building, and virtual event delivery for scholarly conferences.
SupportUsers can contact support through the Contact Us support form, and the FAQ says the team will respond promptly.The company describes unlimited email support from 9am to 6pm GMT and a 90-minute response-time SLA.

Plans

AbstractWiz

  • FreeFree
  • Standard$270, paid once
  • CustomPriced on request

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Ex Ordo

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In their own words

AbstractWiz

AbstractWiz is a web platform for academic conference, workshop and event organisers managing abstract submissions and review. Submissions may be plain text, rich text or files; accepted oral submissions can include uploaded papers. Organisers can add fields or criteria to submission and review forms, invite reviewers and assign work based on reviewers’ preferred expertise areas. Reviews can be hidden from authors. Automated email notices and customizable bulk messages to selected user groups support communication. A dashboard tracks submission and review progress, filtered lists can produce reports, and accepted submissions can be compiled into a customizable book for browser printing. Abstracts can be imported and the database exported to a spreadsheet, though the Free plan excludes import. That plan allows up to 20 submissions at free. Standard costs 270.00 USD once per event, with unlimited submissions and all features. A trial event can be created without card details. The maker says AbstractWiz emerged from Stellenbosch University in 2003; an event license runs from creation of the submission instance through the event’s end.

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