[Other research tools offer import options e.g. MLA, PubMed, although these connections are not as seamless as Scopus/ResearcherID.]
Google Scholar, Symplectic Elements and Endnote connections:
[We recommend using these options to add any remaining works not found via the automated wizards in ORCiD]
BibTeX files can be uploaded to ORCiD. Google Scholar, Elements and Endnote can generate BiBTeX files e.g.:
Google Scholar:
Sign into your Google Scholar profile > select all > export:
Symplectic Elements: Log into Elements
Go to your Publications via 'Menu' > 'Publications'
Either: Tick/select any publications not already picked up by a Scopus connection > 'Export'
Or: If you have no publications indexed in Scopus and more than 10 publications listed in Elements, change the view to display up to 100 publications at a time
Click 'Select all on page' > 'Export'
For Endnote, export as a txt-file then follow the import options in ORCiD as below
Uploading saved BibTeX files into ORCiD:
Sign into ORCiD > Works > add works > 'import BibTex' > 'choose file'
Any remaining records not captured via these tools can be added manually.