Search alerts notify you by email of new search results in Scopus that match the search in the alert. There is no limit on the number of alerts you can create.
You can create a search alert from the Search history page, the Search results page, and the Settings page. You can also save search alerts on the Saved searches page, which you can access from the Settings page.
| Note | Non-Scopus documents (abstracts available on platforms external to Scopus) and citations derived from Scopus references are not included in Search alerts. |
The Search results page appears.
Set alert.| Note | This field automatically displays up to 5 of the first search terms. |
| Note | This field automatically displays the email address entered when you first registered to use Scopus. You can also enter email addresses of colleagues. Separate multiple email addresses with a semicolon, comma, or space, or press Enter on your keyboard. If a colleague unsubscribes from the alert, you will receive an email informing you of the action. |
For the "Every week" and "Every two weeks" options, choose the day of the week you would like to receive the alert notification.
The four monthly options allow you to specify the day of the month you would like to receive the alert notification.
The system honors your preference as close as possible.
| Note | If there are no alerts during the frequency that you select, you do not receive an email. |
You can change this setting on the Alerts page without losing your frequency preferences. Setting an alert to Inactive status does not delete the alert.
You will receive an email confirmation summarizing all alert preferences you have set.
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