Zenodo is a universal open access repository developed under the European OpenAIRE program and managed by CERN. This allows researchers to host datasets, research software, reports, and any other digital artifacts associated with research. In this resource you can also see the number of downloads and views of
your research (https://zenodo.org/)

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Mendeley (a product from Elsevier) is a free bibliographic information management program that allows you to exchange information with scientists, share links to articles, and receive quick feedback. Also inside the system, you can create your bibliography for citation in future articles (https://www.mendeley.com/)

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SSRN (a product of Elsevier Publishing House) is a repository of preprints and published articles in all fields of science. Before the articles are uploaded to the public domain, they are reviewed by SSRN specialists. In this resource, you can also see the number of downloads and views of your research. (https://www.ssrn.com/)

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ORCID is an international register of scientists. Provides the possibility of unmistakable identification of the author. On the basis of this registration number, scientists ensure for themselves: the correct citation of their articles (articles are not "lost" by search engines). ORCID is, in fact, a component of a scientist's rating. It is worth indicating after your full name in each of its publications. (http://orcid.org/)

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ResearchGate is a social network that allows you to share your articles with others, track their citation and follow the research and development news by name and keywords https://www.researchgate.net/

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Academia.edu is a social network that allows you to share your articles with others, track their citation and follow research and development news by name and keywords. (https://www.academia.edu/)

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Why this could happen. First of all, you need to analyze how much time has passed since the publication. Articles are usually indexed between 2 and 6 weeks after publication.
If the article has not been indexed after a long period of time, then you must submit an application for indexing. Please note that Scopus specialists independently collect information from the journal's archive. Therefore, it is necessary to contact Scopus and not the editorial office.
How exactly to request the addition of a missing document in Scopus, you can see the link.

The ORCID ID uniquely identifies you as a scientist and helps to avoid mistakes such as adding your articles to namesakes, creating different profiles in Scopus, etc.
It is also desirable that the ORCID ID is indicated in the article itself, published in the journal. Then the presence of an error when indexing the article by Scopus specialists will be minimized.
How to link ORCID ID and Scopus Author ID, you can see the link

To register on the Web of Science platform, select the "Login" button in the upper right corner, then "Register" and then follow the instructions.  Please note that the login and password are the same for all Web of Science products, including EndNote Online, ResearcherID.

You can find out how to register in Web of Science by the link

Web of Science combines several databases. The Impact Factor is assigned only to those journals that are included in the Web of Science Core Collection.
The Web of Science Core Collection contains over 21,100 peer-reviewed, high-quality scientific journals published worldwide (including open access journals) in more than 250 areas of science.  as well as social and humanitarian disciplines. The database also contains conference proceedings and book data.

You can find out how to find a journal in the Web of Science Core Collection by the link