We would love to talk to you. Give us a call, visit us or just send an email.

Support

Whether you're looking for some
assistance or further information
regarding your solution, we're here
to help. Yes, take me there!

 

Sweden

Headquarters, Stockholm

Formpipe Software AB
Sveavägen 168, Stockholm
Box 231 31, 104 35 Stockholm
SE – Sverige
Tel: +46 8 555 290 60
Email

Linköping

Gasverksgränd 2, 582 22 Linköping
Tel: +46 8 500 072 25
Email

Västerås

Metallverksgatan 6, 721 30 Västerås

Örebro

Engelbrektsgatan 6, 702 12 Örebro

Denmark

Lautrupvang 1
2750 Ballerup
Tel: +45 3325 6555
Email

More contant info for the Danish office?

Germany

Formpipe Lasernet GmbH
THE SQUAIRE 12
Am Flughafen
60549 Frankfurt am Main
Email

 

UK, Cambridge

First Floor, Block A, Harston Mill,
Cambridge – CB22 7GG
Tel: +44 1223 872747
Email

 

UK, Nottingham

Unit 1, Isaac Newton Centre 
Nottingham Science Park
Nottingham – NG7 2RH
Tel: +44 115 924 8475
Email

 

USA

Formpipe, inc.
1200 US Highway 22 E Suite 2000
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Tel : +1 908 200 7937
Email

Follow us
Linkedin

Do you want to future-proof your transfers for the Danish National Archives?

Why waste resources on mandatory tasks, when you can easily free up time and resources for more interesting ones?

DELIVERIES TO OFFICIAL ARCHIVES

Cutting corners is ok

Sound familiar? The tasks that just have to be done are usually the ones that take longer? And end up costing more, too?

It does to us! That’s why, for more than a decade we have been developing an effective, safe, tried and tested method for transferring records to the Danish National Archives and other public archives. In Denmark, public authorities are required to transfer records that are worthy preserving from their electronic records and document management systems to a public archive. And this very same statutory task can end up being a costly affair. At Formpipe, we help you go from blood, sweat and tears to fast, fun and easy.

WHY

Get data out of your shop and into the warehouse

The world is becoming increasingly digitised. The digitisation is happening at lightning speed and the volume of information and data is skyrocketing. This same is true of the number of systems and the amount and complexity of format types in which data is stored. Needless to say, the complexity is continuously increasing, and our only certainty is that it won’t stop here.

Public authorities are under an obligation to transfer data worthy of preservation from their electronic document and records management (EDRM) system to a public archive. Governmental authorities must transfer their data to the Danish National Archives. Municipal authorities can choose to transfer data to the National Archives or a local archive – also known as a section 7 archive. In short, we are talking about a task that just has to be done – by the right time, for the right recipient, and according to the right procedure. It is also a task that is becoming increasingly complicated all the time, precisely because the amount of data and file formats in EDRM systems is growing by leaps and bounds.

HOW

Data: a belt-and-braces approach

Complexity is rising because of the increasingly stringent requirements imposed on data security, data transparency and data quality. The requirements come not only from the public archives themselves, but from society in general. In particular, the GDPR put this on the agenda, which has spurred new archiving requirements as well. For example, public authorities are now required to guarantee an individual’s ‘right to be forgotten’ by deleting old records if so requested by a specific individual. To do this, the quality of the access to old, archived data must obviously be such that it is both fast, fun and easy to comply with the new personal data protection regulations.

Sound cumbersome and complicated? Fortunately, there is a standard solution that allows you to future-proof your archiving processes.

Three-stage rockets, moon landings and data conversion

Over the past decade, Formpipe has specialised in assisting customers in transferring records to the Danish National Archives and other public archives. Our methods are highly developed, tried and tested and we conduct a significant number of successful transfers to public archives every year, not only from our own EDRM systems, but from others on the market as well. Our customers get off the launchpad quickly, freeing up resources for the other, more interesting tasks.

We have developed an efficient, robust conversion engine that ensures fast conversion and high data quality to comply in full with the requirements of all public archives. And we have set up a permanent team who can perform the tasks in close cooperation with our customers. This ensures that our customers are assisted safely and easily through the transfer project with the help of our very own three-stage rocket (which we refer to as a combined transfer process, logically consisting of exactly three stages). This frees up resources to focus on the future and not waste unnecessary time on the past – doesn’t that sound nice?

 

Click here to read more about:

Aflevering Rigsarkivet logo

Aflevering