Author Console
A map of the Author Console, showing how its two tabs let you track every paper you have submitted and act on reviews, rebuttals, revisions, camera-ready, and presentation materials.
The Author Console is your home for everything you have submitted across all conferences. It opens at /console/author.
The console gathers every submission where you are the submitting author, grouped by conference, and surfaces what needs your attention next. The header shows your total submission count, and a tab bar runs across the top.
Purpose
Give you one place to manage your paper submissions: see their status, read the reviews when they are released, write rebuttals, submit revisions, and upload camera-ready and presentation materials for accepted papers.
When you use it
- To check the status of any paper you have submitted.
- To find out what action a paper needs from you right now.
- To read released reviews and respond with a rebuttal during the rebuttal period.
- To submit a revision for a conditionally accepted paper.
- To upload camera-ready files and presentation materials for accepted papers.
The tabs
These are the tabs in the order they appear:
- 1
Dashboard: your at-a-glance overview, with stat tiles across all submissions, an Action Required list of papers waiting on you, and your Upcoming Deadlines.
- 2
Submissions: the full, filterable list of your papers grouped by conference, with per-paper action buttons (view PDF, edit, view reviews, rebuttal, submit revision, camera-ready, presentation materials) and an expandable details panel. Carries a badge with your total submission count.
Tips
The console manages papers you have already submitted. To start another paper for the same conference, click New Submission on that conference's heading in the Submissions tab: it opens the conference's Submission Portal. For a new conference, open it from All Conferences and submit through its Portal. See Submitting a paper.
Which buttons appear on a paper depend on where it is in the process: reviews only show once released, the rebuttal button only during the rebuttal period, and camera-ready and presentation materials only after a paper is accepted.