An Object System for
Objects & Order ™ for Archivists
No two archives are alike, and most collections systems weren't designed for archival materials. They impose rigid structures that don't respect the integrity and diversity of the data. Describing and organizing archival holdings requires precision, and a system flexible enough to accommodate the scope and scale of what's actually there.
Archivists also want to do more than just maintain records. They want to make collections discoverable, share findings with researchers and collaborators, and create something worth sharing that highlights the objects in their care.
- Build custom data structures for the specialized materials in your archive
- Use your own terminology, standards, and descriptive practices
- Keep object data, images, captions, and documentation together in one space
- Create and publish digital exhibitions from your archival holdings
- Share a curated selection of objects with researchers and collaborators
- Import and export your data via CSV or JSON, and access and download your files whenever you need them
Create a Base, your space for collections and digital exhibitions.