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Crossref DOI Metadata QA

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Crossref DOI Metadata QA

Crossref DOI Metadata QA

A per-DOI QA verdict from official Crossref metadata — each DOI returns valid, not_found, or metadata_incomplete with every missing required field named. Billed per definitive verdict.

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A per-DOI verdict product — not a metadata dump. Submit DOIs, get one deterministic QA verdict each: valid, not_found, or metadata_incomplete (with every missing required field named). Billed per definitive verdict.

How it behaves

Each DOI is canonicalized (https://doi.org/…, doi: prefixes stripped) and syntax-validated. A syntactically valid DOI is looked up once against the official keyless Crossref REST API (contact-bearing UA, polite rate limit, bounded retries). The buyer-selected required-field profile (requiredFields, default: title, author, issued, type, container-title, publisher) is tested against the record:

  • all present → valid;
  • some missing → metadata_incomplete, with the missing fields named;
  • DOI not registered in Crossref → not_found.

Input order is preserved. The verdict record carries minimal identifying context only (title, type, publisher) — the payload is the verdict, never a metadata dump.

Billing

EventFREEBRONZESILVERGOLD+
apify-actor-start (one-time actor start)$0.02$0.02$0.02$0.02
metadata-qa-check (per definitive verdict)$0.05$0.045$0.04$0.0335

A definitive verdict (valid / not_found / metadata_incomplete) is charged once. Locally-invalid DOI syntax and Crossref outages are emitted but never charged. Start fee $0.02.

Differentiation

  • vs our crossref-citation-mcp: this is batch QA verdicts for metadata operations, not per-call retrieval for agents.
  • vs the store comparators: deterministic, order-preserving verdicts with named missing fields, not search exports.

Source

https://api.crossref.org/works