Archively.AI's data model is a careful mapping of the frameworks your profession already uses. You keep control; the software does the grunt work.
Our Item and Fonds modules are shaped around the seven ISAD(G) areas: identity, context, content, condition, allied materials, notes, and description control.
Every published record can be expressed as Dublin Core for discovery, harvesting, and cross-repository search.
For institutions with library-integrated workflows, we support MARC-style export for catalog sync.
Every file and derivative carries PREMIS-style preservation metadata: events, agents, rights, and fixity.
Mint an ARK or DOI on publish so a record stays citable for decades — even if your URL scheme, your department, or your domain changes.
Export any Fonds as a valid EAD 2002 XML finding aid — ready for ArchivesSpace, Atom, and national aggregators.
A public OAI-PMH 2.0 endpoint exposes published records for DPLA, Europeana, national libraries, and regional aggregators — no authentication required.
These integrations are on the near-term roadmap. Priority is set by customer demand — tell us what matters most for your institution.
Serve high-resolution images and manifests for Mirador, Universal Viewer, and scholarly annotation.
Resolve people and organizations against international authority files.
Export to BagIt for deposit into long-term preservation systems.
