You can connect your ORCID iD and record to your Pure profile, and give the EUR permission to send information from the Pure repository to your ORCID record.
This will save time: publications added from Pure to the EUR Research Portal will be added to your ORCID record as well. This is especially useful for publications that can't be automatically added to your ORCID record in other ways (via the auto-update of Crossref, via a Search and Link Wizard, etc.) - for example publications in local or professional journals, reports, newspaper articles etc.
Having information added to your ORCID record via an institution works as a 'trust marker': the 'EUR Research Portal' will appear as the source of the information, enabling you and others to be confident that this information is authorative and trustworthy - because it's added by the university itself.
Information from the Pure repository is added to different sections in your ORCID record:
If a work is already in your ORCID record, for example added by the auto-update of Crossref, ORCID will group the items when they share an identifier, like the DOI. You can select the preferred source.
TIP: if you don't want a work to be visible, change the visibility setting to 'Only me' instead of 'Everyone'. When you delete a work from your ORCID record, it will be added again the next time data from the Pure repository is synced.
To make the connection between the Pure repository and your ORCID iD and record:
The 'EUR Research Portal' is now one of your 'Trusted parties'.
If you don't want information added by Pure to be visible on your ORCID record, it's better to change the visibility settings instead of deleting the information – because when deleted, it will be added again when the data from Pure is synchronized.
To change the visibility settings of an item:
You can remove the permission given to the EUR Research Portal to update your ORCID record:
Please note: the EUR Research Portal will still be able to delete items added via that route, but they will no longer be able to edit or add information.
Pure and ORCID use different classifications for the publication types. Therefore the work type in your ORCID record might be different from the research output type in Pure.