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==Reserving DOIS== Items in the repository’s review queue may only have DOIs reserved. Not all of the mandatory metadata is required when reserving a DOI. [[File:Reserve doi.jpg|600px|thumb|center|An item in the review queue. A DOI may be reserved adding it as a draft DOI in DataCite.]] Clicking the '''Reserve DOI''' button will create a draft DOI in DataCite. This process happens instantly and the '''DataCite DOI Manager''' screen will update to show when the DOI was reserved as well as adding the DOI to the item’s DOI metadata field. Draft DOIs are not registered against the global handle system, i.e. they won’t redirect to the eprint. Once a reserved DOI has been created it can be updated with the item’s current metadata. [[File:Update reserve.jpg|600px|thumb|center|A reserved DOI, with the option to update the metadata associated with this DOI.]]
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