CONNECT Dashboard

About CONNECT

CONNECT is a free Identity Management service that is designed to achieve a more interconnected and productive scholarly ecosystem that offers a simple, unified approach to personal and institutional access, on and off campus.

CONNECT allows you to create a single account and profile to gain access to and move seamlessly between multiple scholarly publishing websites and applications for researchers.

Data processing

All data collected and processed by CONNECT are used exclusively for authenticating you to the participating scholarly publishing websites and applications you have authorized to access your profile.

Account lockout

User accounts can be locked when abusive use is detected.

What's New

Get notifications about the latest CONNECT updates.

My profile

Personalize your experience by managing your personal information and privacy settings.

Edit your personal information

Delete your account

View your interests and expertise areas

Manage the identities that you use to sign in to CONNECT, change your password, and see the devices used to access your account.

View and edit your sign in details

CONNECT allows you to sign in to your account using your ORCID, Google, Apple, and Microsoft identities as well as your email accounts.

Manage your password

CONNECT accounts are set up to use static passwords by default, but you also have the option to use one-time passwords (OTP) instead.

Manage your Passkeys

CONNECT accounts support passkeys as sign-in and authentication option.

Check your recent activity

The Recent activity page shows all actions performed by your account, such as when you logged in, changes to your sign in options, devices that were used, etc.

See and manage your devices

This list allows you to see all devices you have used to access your account, along with their operating system, web browser, and IP address. You can revoke access to specific devices or all, except for the one currently in use.

Sites & applications

CONNECT allows you to create a single account to access multiple scholarly publishing websites and applications for researchers. Move seamlessly between all sites and applications without having to create and maintain multiple accounts.

Connect a site or application to your account

Revoke access to a site or application

Receive or block marketing communication from a site or application

My Library

View your reading or search history and the list of publications you have authored.

View your reading history

View your search history

View your publications

Institutional memberships

Verify your institutional memberships in CONNECT and enjoy content access on all publishing websites that you have joined.

Add an institutional membership

Add an institutional membership to your CONNECT profile.

Verify an institutional membership

Verify your institutional memberships using one of the supported methods.

Renew an institutional membership

Renew the association of your institutional membership to continue enjoying the benefits it provides.

Create a new institution

You can create custom institutions and add them to your CONNECT profile.

Set an institutional membership as primary

You can set an institutional membership as the primary for your CONNECT profile.

Remove an institutional membership

Institutional memberships are deleted automatically a few days after their expiration but you can also delete them manually in case you have reached the maximum number of institutions allowed or your profile.

About institutional access

Access content on publishing websites through your institutional memberships.

Privacy Center

View the data comprising your profile, how each of them is used, who can access them, and control your privacy and communication settings.

Data you have provided

View your identity and demographic data.

Who you are connected with

View the sites and applications you are connected with.

Things you have done

View your reading or search history, the applications you have used, or the publications you have authored.

Who can communicate with you

View and edit your communication settings and preferences.

Your Institutional Memberships

View and manage your institutional memberships.

Devices you've used to login

View the devices where you have used your CONNECT account.

Activity driven profile insights

View and manage additional profile data added to your profile according to your interactions.

OpenID Implementation

This document contains technical information for publishers and integrators about OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol.

Overview of CONNECT

CONNECT is an Identity Management as a Service (IDaaS) platform created and managed by Wiley Partner Solutions that enables publishers to securely sign in users to their applications, using the OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol.

Overview of OpenID CONNECT

The OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol is an extension of OAuth 2.0 for use as an authentication protocol.

Client Application Configuration

A client application represents an application (typically a web application) of a publisher that provides services to authenticated users. Each application always belongs to one CONNECT tenant (customer). Each customer can have multiple applications.

Metadata Document

The OpenID Connect service is a metadata document that contains most of the information required for a client application to perform the authorization flow. This includes information such as the URLs to use and the location of the service's public signing keys.

The Authorization Request

When a web application needs to authenticate a user, it must direct the browser to the URL of the authorization_endpoint, specified in the application metadata. This request is also referred to as the authorization request.

The id_token

The id_token can be provided either in JSON format or as a signed JWT (configurable on the CONNECT side according to the client application requirements) and includes basic user profile data that allows the authentication of a user on the client application.

Automatic Login

The user authentication status on CONNECT can be checked by an application by issuing a "silent" authorization request.

Retrieving User Data

Some applications not only need to sign the user in, but also access a web service on behalf of that user using OAuth. An example of this is a service that provides additional user data than those included in the id_token.

This document contains information about CONNECT that may be useful for librarians.

How can I verify if I have Institutional Administrator permissions?

How can I request for Institutional Administrator permissions?

Institutional administrator permissions are managed by the publishers directly.

How can I access Institutional Usage Reports?

Access to institutional usage reports is managed separately for each publisher and requires institutional administrator permissions for your profile.

Release notes

Learn about new features and updates, as well as resolved issues.