The Home page serves as the primary starting point in Faculty Success. Use this area to review a personalized welcome message, manage matched publications in the Tasks & To-Dos section, and initiate new records with the Add Activity button. This focused interface ensures you can quickly address pending actions and begin building your professional profile.
Welcome Message
At the top of the Home page, you'll see a personalized welcome message with your first name. For example: "Welcome, Felix!"
This confirms that you are viewing your own Faculty Success account. If something seems incorrect, sign out and log in again using your institutional credentials.
Tasks & To-Dos
Below the welcome message is the Tasks & To-Dos section. This area displays publications that the system has matched to you from Crossref along with Reviews that require your attention.
Each publication includes basic citation details and options to either approve or reject the matched publication. Once a publication has been looked over or you've completed any actions required for a Review, those items will move to the Complete tab within the same section.
For more guidance on how to manage matched publications, refer to Approving or Rejecting Matched Publications in your Task List. For guidance on completing Reviews, visit Preparing for Reviews.
Add Activity
You can add new activities from the Home page by selecting the Add Activity button. This option opens a full list of activity types available at your institution, such as scheduled teaching, publications, awards or professional service, so you can begin to add new activities to your profile.
For detailed steps on entering activities, see Entering New Activities.
Next Steps
The Home page is designed to be clean and easy to navigate. In addition to the welcome message, Tasks & To-Dos, and Add Activity button, there are no other notifications or features in this page. Once you're familiar with these tools, you're ready to begin utilizing them to add activities to your profile and review matched publications.