2.5

Decisions

See the accept/reject decisions that have been released for the papers you reviewed, alongside each paper's average score.

Last updated: 2026-06-28

Purpose

The Decisions tab shows the final outcomes for the papers you reviewed — accept, reject, and the variants in between — once the Program Chair has released them. As a reviewer you see only released decisions, and only for papers you were assigned or reviewed. The tab is shown during the discussion and decision phases.

When you use it

  • After decisions are released, to learn how the papers you reviewed fared.
  • To compare each paper's decision against its average review score.

Walkthrough

  1. 1

    Open the Decisions tab. The stats bar summarises the released decisions for your papers: Total, Accepted, and Rejected.

  2. 2

    Use the filter pills — All, Accepted, Rejected — to narrow the table.

  3. 3

    Read each row: the paper number, the title (a link to the paper), its Avg Score across reviews, the Decision (for example Accept, Conditional, Reject, Workshop, or a downgrade), and a Status badge showing it as Released.

Tips

You see released decisions only

Decisions stay hidden from reviewers until the Program Chair releases them. If the tab says there are none yet, the chair hasn't released decisions for your papers — check back later.

Avg Score is the whole panel

The average score is computed across all submitted reviews for the paper, not just yours, so it's a quick way to see how your assessment compared with the rest of the panel.

Open the Reviewer Console