Standardised workflows
The same lifecycle vocabulary across faculties and doctoral programmes.
For universities
Research infrastructure, not another reporting form
SARAP gives faculties and doctoral programmes a shared research vocabulary and an inspectable record of how each project reached its current state, from the sources screened to the supervisor decision that closes it.
Institutional value
Visibility that points to recorded objects, not to a score
SARAP does not calculate an aggregate research-quality score. Attention is directed to specific recorded exceptions — a blocked stage, unverified evidence, an unsupported claim — each shown with the object it originates from.
Transparent supervision
Checkpoints show what was reviewed, by whom and with what decision.
Evidence and citation traceability
Claims, citations and evidence remain inspectable after the fact.
Institutional research records
Completed projects close into a structured, archivable record.
Governance checkpoints
Stage transitions depend on recorded conditions, not on navigation.
Research quality visibility
Attention is directed to specific recorded exceptions, not to a score.
Doctoral research management
Portfolio-level view of stage, blockers and verification state.
Explore institutional research
How institutional oversight appears in the platform
The demo environment includes an institutional research view: a portfolio of projects with their lifecycle position, governance checkpoints and recorded exceptions, plus drill-down into the project objects behind each one.
Institutional deployment, integrations with external research systems and formal reporting exchanges are not part of the current prototype. This page describes the platform as implemented; anything beyond it is a matter for a later institutional phase.
SARAP · Institutional Research
Institutional Research
Portfolio view of stage, governance state and recorded exceptions across projects.
SARAP · Institutional Record
Institutional Record
Completion gate, supervisor decision and archived research record for a closed project.
SARAP research lifecycle
- 01Discover
Literature discovery and source selection.
- 02Analyze
Evidence extraction, structuring and research-gap analysis.
- 03Develop
Research problem, objectives, questions, hypotheses and methodology.
- 04Write
Evidence-grounded manuscript development with claims and citations.
- 05Review
Research integrity, citation integrity and methodological consistency.
- 06Complete
Supervisor-governed research completion and institutional record.
Stages advance on recorded researcher and supervisor decisions — never automatically.
Build research on evidence.
Keep every decision traceable.
Explore how SARAP connects research evidence, academic reasoning, verification and institutional governance across the research lifecycle.