Collaborate

If you invite others to your work

Add collaborators, commission work, bring their copies together and translate.

• Add a collaboratorA co-author, editor or proofreader gets a copy of your work; what they do comes back as proposals.
• Commission a jobAn edit, a translation or a layout, with its role, deadline and instructions.
• Bring a collaborator's copy togetherChoose which of their changes go into your work; nothing applies unless you tick it.
• See who collaborates and withdraw accessWho has permission, with which role and where they write; and take it away.
• Translate the bookA new book with the original's structure and the text still to write, with the original beside it.

If you collaborate on someone else's work

Open the copy you were sent, what you can do and deliver.

• Give your collaborator cardA QR code or text that says who you are, so the copy you're sent is for you.
• Open the copy you were sentOpen it like any work; the band at the top tells you your role and what you can do.
• Deliver your workA separate copy with exaratio.com's seal, which vouches for the delivery time.
• Ask not to be namedWhen collaborating on others' works, have your part show as anonymous in the credits.