Living Archive is a cloud-based digital asset management platform designed for cultural organizations. It enables collaborative storage and sharing of digital assets related to their activities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Cultural, heritage, and charity organizations often struggle to manage and share their growing collections of digital media, leading to disorganized systems and difficulty in leveraging these assets to communicate their impact. Existing multi-storage platforms and disorganized systems make it difficult to locate and use content when needed, hindering collaboration and the creation of engaging digital legacies.
Solution
Living Archive provides a cloud-based digital asset management platform designed to help cultural, heritage, and charity organizations easily organize, manage, and showcase their multimedia content. The platform enables users to store, locate, and utilize their digital media in one place, replacing the need for multiple storage solutions. Living Archive offers tools to find, manage, and use media, empowering organizations to exhibit projects, augment their digital presence, and foster inclusive collaboration. The platform is designed to be affordable, easy to use, and quick to implement, allowing organizations to capture and communicate more of their impactful work and create engaging digital legacies.
Target Audience
Living Archive primarily serves cultural, heritage, and charity organizations looking to streamline their digital asset management, improve collaboration, and enhance their digital presence.
Features
- Centralized storage for all digital media assets, eliminating the need for multiple platforms.
- User-friendly interface for easy navigation and content management.
- Collaboration tools to invite team members, project participants, and external organizations to contribute.
- Role-based access control to manage permissions and privileges for collaborators.
- Dynamic platform for showcasing and exhibiting projects online.
- Scalable storage packages to accommodate growing multimedia collections.