Indexing and Abstracting

PROCURATIO: Jurnal Manajemen & Bisnis is committed to enhancing the visibility, accessibility, and discoverability of its scholarly publications. Through national journal information systems, scholarly databases, and academic search platforms, the journal seeks to make its published articles easier to find, access, cite, and disseminate within the academic community.

The journal supports responsible scholarly communication by maintaining accurate publication information and accessible article metadata. The platforms listed below provide different services for journal discovery, national journal profiling, scholarly literature searching, and citation tracking.

Indexing and Discovery Platforms

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SINTA

Science and Technology Index

Access the journal's national profile, accreditation information, and publication records through Indonesia's Science and Technology Index.

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Google Scholar

Scholarly Literature Search

Search for journal articles, author profiles, related scholarly literature, and citation records associated with PROCURATIO publications.

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Scilit

Scientific Literature Database

Explore journal and article records through Scilit's scientific literature discovery service.

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GARUDA

Garba Rujukan Digital

Discover national scholarly records and published articles through Indonesia's Garba Rujukan Digital platform.

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Semantic Scholar

AI-Powered Research Discovery

Find scholarly literature related to PROCURATIO through Semantic Scholar's academic search service.

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Commitment to Scholarly Visibility

PROCURATIO is committed to maintaining accurate metadata, consistent publication information, and accessible article records to support scholarly discovery and citation. The availability and coverage of journal records may vary across platforms and depend on each service's collection, verification, and updating procedures. Inclusion in a discovery platform does not necessarily imply formal indexing, accreditation, or endorsement by that service.

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