Ensembling: upload, store, mark-up, comment, review and publish

Ensembling is about collaborative working to assemble and review the material that makes up a publication, whether as simple as a letter or as complex as a book or magazine. With it you can:

store, manage, review and retrieve the multiple versions of files that will eventually be combined in a finished publication
collaboratively mark-up and collate comments on the content
watch and be notified about other people’s changes and comments
make finished files available to third-parties

For a trial project:

log in (with your email but no password, or via a provider you already have an account with)
verify your email address (we’ll tell you how)
identify yourself by name (as prompted)
click [make a trial project]

Contact admin@ensembling.com

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your email address:

password:

keep me logged in on this computer (you can also do this after logging in)

I don’t have a password for this site yet

I forgot my password

Just enter your email address (if you haven't already) and click OK. We’ll send you an email to make sure it really is you.

Once you are logged in you can set or change a password. Do this by clicking on your name in the top row of buttons.

Or, you can also continue to login by requesting an email each time – though this means you have to wait for it to arrive – just leave the password blank when you log in.

I already have a password

Data protection: we store and process the information you give us solely as a means to offer this service. We log your activity to assist maintenance and prevent abuse. We use cookies on your computer to remember who you are. By logging in you agree that we can do this. You can remove yourself at any time using the link at the bottom of most emails from Ensembling, or on the Settings menu when logged in. More about data protection.

Or

Unfortunately we are no longer able to support other third-party logins. If you were using one, you can login using email verification instead by just entering the email address associated with your third-party account above, with no password.