How do I share articles?

There are several ways to share an article via DeepDyve, both with people who are a part of your subscription and those who are not.

Share with people who are part of your DeepDyve subscription

If you have a DeepDyve Enterprise subscription, you can share articles with other members with chat links, shared folders, or the Research Archive:

Share via Slack or Microsoft Teams

With your enterprise subscription you can connect your Slack or Microsoft Teams account and share links in those services. Other subscription members will be able to read linked full text articles. Click the service you want to share on, sign in to connect it, and select the channel to share a link.

Screenshot of the top of a DeepDyve article page with an orange arrow pointing to the highlighted 'Sign In' (Slack logo) and 'Share Link' (Microsoft Teams logo) buttons below 'Opened for Reading', 'Download PDF $57', and 'Share Full Text for Free' — click the service you want to share on and sign in to connect it.

Place article in a shared folder

You can create folders and share them with any number of teammates. Articles saved to these shared folders can be seen by anyone who is part of the subscription and invited to the shared folder.

Share via Research Archive

The Research Archive is an online repository for your team's purchased PDFs. These PDFs can be uploaded to the Research Archive, and anyone who is a part of the enterprise subscription can read them, comment on them, and download them.

Share with people who are not part of your DeepDyve subscription

If you only have an individual subscription, or if you need to share an article with someone outside the subscription, there are a couple of options:

Share full text via email

On the top of most articles that are part of the DeepDyve collection is a link that allows you to share the full text of the article for free:

Screenshot of the top of a DeepDyve article page with an orange arrow pointing to the highlighted 'Share Full Text for Free' button between 'Download PDF $57' and the Slack/Teams share buttons.

This link gives up to five people who aren't platform users short term access (five days) to read the text of the article. Just enter their email addresses and they will receive an email with a link to the article:

Share via social or email

On the bar just above the article, click the "Social" link to share a link to the article on Facebook, Twitter, or via email. Readers will only be able to read the full text with this method if they have a subscription that gives them access to that content:

Screenshot of the toolbar above an article with an orange arrow pointing to the highlighted 'Social' dropdown (next to Bookmarked, Print, and Add to Folder), expanded to show sharing options: Facebook, Tweet, and Email.