Archively

Institutional digital archive platform for cataloging, governed AI-assisted description, standards-based interoperability, and public access.

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About the product

What does Archively do?

Archively is an institutional digital archive platform for cataloging, governed AI-assisted description, interoperability, and public access. Staff review AI-proposed metadata field by field; rights and quality workflows gate release. It supports EAD3, MODS, METS/PREMIS, OAI-PMH, IIIF, BagIt, and SHA-256 fixity checks. Institutions can choose a managed or dedicated/customer-controlled Linux deployment. Typical first-year managed engagements are $35,000–$75,000; the product is not free.

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Who should use Archively?

and corporate archives, foundations, Institutional archivists, museums, university special collections are the clearest fit based on how the product is positioned.

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Platforms: Web; customer-managed Linux deployment

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Profile last updated 20 Oct 2026.
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