AUP Online supports imprints. That is to say that on Edify, which uses the term “publishers”,
/content/publishers
This pages lists all publishers on the platform./content/p010
On this page, information about the publisher can be displayed, as well as its publications/search?value1=peanut&option1=fulltext&facetOptions=51&value51=%22p010%22&facetNames=pub_publisherIdent_facet&option51=pub_publisherIdent_facet&operator51=AND
which searches for the term peanut
then fiters by a particular publisher./content/publishers
Create new Publisher
Create
in the bottom right corner.You will see that the publisher URL corresponds to the publisher ID you entered. You can now edit the page to provide information about the imprint.
Add the publisher ID to the XML.
<publisher>
<publisher-name>Peanut Butter Publishers</publisher-name>
<publisher-name specific-use="publisher-id">p010</publisher-name>
<publisher-loc>
<addr-line>Wall Street 1</addr-line>
<postal-code>1018 VR</postal-code>
<city>New York City</city>
<country>USA</country>
</publisher-loc>
</publisher>
The match with the publisher hinges on the publisher ID, so make sure you get that correct.
Ingenta tells us that adding publications to a publisher can also be done manually, by Ingenta. Do this only wehen there is a good reason not to follow the usual loading procedure.
It is not possible to “change” a product’s publisher after it has been published on AUP Online. This means you have to assign it a publisher at publication time. The only way around this is to ask Ingenta to do it manually. Do this in emergencies only.
If you’re adding a new journal rather than adding books (or adding articles to an existing journal), do as follows:
The publisher name is displayed on the journal homepage and article homepage for example. The journals listing page shows a publisher facet.