Unlock your Archives | Exhibit your content | Promote Discovery
Build Sites with Ease
- Intuitive, out-of-the-box platform with no need for specialist knowledge
- Utilizes a secure and scalable cloud-based hosting solution
- Multiple websites can be published from a single Quartex instance
Enhance Search
- The only platform with built-in Handwritten Text Recognition (HTR), making manuscripts searchable
- Auto-generation of searchable timecoded transcription and closed captions for A/V content
- In-platform generation of editable OCR transcription
Promote Discovery
- Support for custom metadata schemas and controlled vocabulary management
- In-platform cataloguing and batch edit functionality
- OAI-PMH compliance allows metadata harvesting to and from Quartex
Display Your Content
- Supports all common image formats as well as audio and video files
- Bulk upload of content through ftp or bespoke QU desktop app
- Support of the IIIF image API and an option to use the IIIF-compliant Mirador image viewer
Create Digital Exhibitions
- Curate asset displays in slideshow format
- Microsites can be published temporarily and feature their own unique branding
- Many options for presentation of contextual information
Publish Accessible Websites
- Site navigation, colours, fonts, logos and banner images are all fully customizable
- Responsive front-end design for mobile and tablet views
- Consult with us on meeting WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards
Latest News
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Bay Area TV Archive partners with Quartex for AV pilot project
Adam Matthew Digital has announced today that Bay Area TV Archive (BATA), a unit of the Special Collections and Archives at San Francisco State University’s J. Paul Leonard Library, has partnered with Quartex for a two-year Pilot Project exploring effective display of audio and video content. BATA is the first partner in the Quartex AV Pilot and will be joined by others in the coming months.
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The team at Sonoma County Library is facing large-scale challenges which have highlighted the importance of facilitating digital access to their collections.
