Public institutions and municipalities
Archives the social media record of official announcements and statements long-term, as evidence of public communication.
Archive all of your organisation’s social media accounts and posts from a single hub
Organisations’ social media accounts and content can be lost or become inaccessible due to account closures, changes in platform policies, accidental deletion of content, or technical issues. This can both diminish institutional memory and lead to legal, administrative or communication problems down the line.
With Arşivist Social Media, organisations can manage all their social media accounts and posts from a single hub, securely store their posts long-term, and quickly access past content when needed. This preserves institutional memory while creating a reliable record-keeping system that complies with digital archiving standards.
An organisation’s social media accounts hold an important record of its corporate communications, announcements and engagement with the public. But this content can be permanently lost through account closures, platform policy changes or accidental deletion. A social media archive management system removes that risk by storing posts securely for the long term.
Arşivist Social Media Archive records not just the post itself, but also its likes, comments and engagement data along with a screenshot. That means an organisation can present verifiable evidence of the reaction to an announcement or public statement published years earlier, whenever a legal or administrative need arises.
Archives the social media record of official announcements and statements long-term, as evidence of public communication.
Tracks campaign and post performance with periodic reports, and manages past content from a single hub.
Accesses the original record of deleted or altered posts, together with a screenshot, to provide evidence in legal proceedings.
Stores event announcements and organisational posts as part of institutional memory.
A social media archive management system archives an organisation’s posts on platforms such as X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook and YouTube — together with their content, likes, comments and a screenshot — from a single hub.
Even if a post is deleted from the original platform, its previously archived record continues to be stored in the system together with its screenshot and data.
X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook and YouTube are supported; integration with new platforms can be considered as needed.
Follower, like, comment and view data is filtered by year and engagement type and presented as periodic reports.
Yes, records backed by a screenshot and a link to the original post are stored so that they can serve as evidence when needed.