submitti

Submitti is a term used in online publishing and software development to refer to a generic submission process or, in some contexts, a placeholder name for a submission-management platform. It is not a widely defined term in established literature, and its meaning varies by context. The etymology is uncertain; it appears to be formed as a playful variation on the verb "submit," with the suffix -ti used in brand-like names.

In practice, submitti can describe any workflow where content, proposals, or tasks are submitted for review and approval. In tutorials or prototype discussions, it may denote the steps of drafting, submitting, editorial review, moderation, and publication, performed by authors, reviewers, and editors. As a software concept, submitti is sometimes imagined as a product offering submission queues, metadata fields, role-based access control, version history, audit trails, notifications, and basic analytics. However, there is no canonical feature set or interface associated with the term.

History and usage: Submitti is encountered mainly in informal discussions, design prototypes, or as an illustrative placeholder rather than as a defined standard. It may be used to contrast submission workflows with other publishing models, such as direct publishing or formal peer review.

See also: Content management system, submission workflow, editorial workflow, peer review, ticketing system.