EditorialPilot is Integra’s AI tool for screening manuscripts and checking research integrity, which Integra launched as AuthorPilot on 11 February 2025 and renamed EditorialPilot on 8 August 2025 to reflect its focus on editors and editorial offices. Integra’s website describes more than 100 customisable checks covering language, technical requirements and research integrity, with journal-specific settings, batch processing, optional AI language editing, and integrations with submission systems including Editorial Manager and ScholarOne Manuscripts. Publishers can run it at submission, before peer review or after acceptance. In May 2026 Taylor & Francis expanded its use of EditorialPilot, and in June 2026 Integra and Silverchair announced an integration that runs its checks within ScholarOne Manuscripts.
Benefits & outcomes
- Integra claims a 2X increase in journal editorial office productivity.
- Integra claims a 40% reduction in journal administrative costs.
- Integra claims 50% faster manuscript processing turnaround.
- Integra claims a 50% reduction in revisions.
Notes & quotes
- “Editors today are asked to do more with less.” Ashutosh Ghildiyal, Vice President of Growth and Strategy, Integra.
Publisher / company: IntegraSilverchairTaylor & Francis
Date of case study: 2026
Status: Live
Built by: Company
Sources:
- EditorialPilot, Integra
- AuthorPilot rebrands as EditorialPilot to highlight its focus on editorial teams, Integra, 8 August 2025
- Integra launches AuthorPilot to streamline scholarly publishing workflow, Integra, 11 February 2025
- Taylor & Francis expands partnership with Integra to strengthen manuscript quality and editorial efficiency, Integra, 18 May 2026
- Integra and Silverchair partner to bring AI-powered manuscript screening to ScholarOne, Integra, 25 June 2026