LoginYour Partner and Platform with Archivists at the Center
Partnership and advanced technology, expanding access without compromising archival standards.
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A familiar, supercharged approach to archival processing and digitization
Archival expertise meets advanced technology to capture more description, faster, so collections become accessible sooner.
Support for extensive or minimal image capture, with flexible goals from reference-ready to cultural heritage-grade imaging.
Historiq Una — a collections workflow tool for archival practice
The platform powers our processing and digitization services and works alongside existing systems to improve discovery.
A familiar, supercharged approach
Supports flexible arrangement while aligned with archival standards like DACS and EAD.
State-of-the-art AI, optional and governed
AI can be enabled or disabled entirely. All outputs remain drafts and require archivist review.
Leading institutions are already using Historiq to transform their collections and workflows.
"Exciting technology to make our collections more discoverable."
For archives, libraries, and museums
Archivist-first tools
Workflows match archival practice: controlled vocabularies, entity disambiguation, provenance, and review gates.
Open integration
Import/export with common standards and endpoints, including open standards like EAD, TEI, and more. Keep your systems in sync while improving discovery.
Committed to security and responsible access
Role-based access, audit trails, and secure, managed storage.
Offline-ready
Run completely offline, even when you choose to use state-of-the-art AI technologies.
Case Study
Fort Ticonderoga: Advancing Archival Access
Fort Ticonderoga and Historiq are implementing an archivist-centered workflow across multiple collections to reduce backlog and bring more materials into discovery.
"Historiq serves as a force multiplier, helping archivists do more with the time they have."
Kate Tardiff, Archivist, Fort Ticonderoga
Impact at a glance
- Multi-collection rollout shaped around existing archival workflows.
- Active processing of previously unprocessed materials and new finding aids.
- Next phase: rare book inventory with summer fellows and expanded photo analysis workflows.