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Feasibility, inventory and retention plan: every digital archive and physical archive project starts with knowing what you have.

Feasibility, inventory and retention plan

Feasibility · Inventory · Retention plan

The way to get the most out of archive material and to reach a document in the shortest time is first to know what you have.

  • Feasibility — document information is collected from department representatives through institution-specific survey forms.
  • Inventory — a document inventory is created, document types are identified and retention periods are determined.
  • Retention plan — the retention period within the institution, the destruction of records whose legal period has expired and the transfer of records of research value to the State Archives (Devlet Arşivleri) are decided year by year.
  • The work is carried out with the advice of academics from universities' Information and Records Management departments.
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FAQ

Feasibility and retention plan: frequently asked questions.

Why is a feasibility study necessary?

The way to make the most of archive material and reach a document as quickly as possible is to know first what you have. A feasibility study provides this knowledge by collecting document information from department representatives through institution-specific survey forms.

What does the inventory produce?

A document inventory is created, document types are identified and retention periods are determined for each type. This work is the foundation of digital archive and physical organisation projects.

What does the retention plan determine?

It decides, year by year, the retention period within the institution, the destruction of records whose legal period has expired and the transfer of records of research value to the State Archives (Devlet Arşivleri). The plan is prepared according to legal regulations and archival appraisal criteria.

Who carries out the work?

The work is carried out with the advice of academics from universities' Information and Records Management departments.

Next step

Let's talk about your archive.

If you are not sure which service to start with, we begin with feasibility in the first meeting.

  1. 01

    Fill in the form

    Your organisation, approximate volume and needs.

  2. 02

    On-site inspection

    We see your storage area and define the scope together.

  3. 03

    Roadmap

    We present the timeline and budget proposal in writing.

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Let's assess your archive together.