Preserving is more
than storing

Letmino|Solutions|Digital Archive

Comprehensive archive that preserves, manages and shares your documentary heritage, with regulatory compliance built in

A digital archive is much more than a hard drive full of scanned documents or a folder on a server. It’s the living system that guarantees every case file gets properly classified, managed according to the law and remains legible, intact and authentic 10, 30, or 100 years from now.

That’s the difference between simply storing and having ODILO’s comprehensive digital archiving platform. We don’t offer a standalone tool, we offer a modular solution that unifies physical archive management, electronic archive management, long-term digital preservation and public distribution. All of it with regulatory compliance built in, and most importantly, you’ll never be on your own: our team of specialists will support you as your technology partner.

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institutions already trust Letmino to preserve their documentary holdings

What a comprehensive archiving solution is, and what it needs to include to actually be useful

Three concepts that constantly get confused, and that confusion is expensive in time, money and legal compliance:

For an archive to truly work, it needs to cover the entire lifecycle.

Digitizing and processing

means creating or converting a document into electronic format. It’s the first step, but day-to-day document management tools aren’t built to preserve information long-term.

Archiving

means organizing those documents with rigor: classification, metadata, applying retention schedules, managing physical storage and automated ingestion.

Preserving and Distributing

means guaranteeing the document survives technological obsolescence (by reviewing formats and managing risk) and can be accessed in a controlled or public way.

The regulations your digital archive needs to meet

Letmino incorporates compliance with all four frameworks by default, and keeps it up to date as part of the service.

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OAIS (ISO 14721) and ISO 16363: The international reference standard for long-term digital preservation. Our preservation module isn’t just based on it, it’s audited and certified against it.

2

National Interoperability Framework (ENI) and National Security Framework (ENS): Letmino strictly complies with the ENI (and its Technical Interoperability Standards for electronic documents and case files) and is certified in ENS High Category.

3

ISO 17068: We guarantee signature validation, timestamping, and operate as a trusted third-party repository to ensure the immutability and legal validity of your holdings.

4

ISO 27001 and ISO 27701: The highest standards in information security and privacy and personal data protection.

How to choose an archiving and digital preservation system: 5 criteria

Comprehensive vision

Your system should unify physical archive, electronic archive, preservation, and distribution.

Real support

 Do they install the software and disappear? Look for a technology partner who advises you continuously on archival science and electronic administration.

Integration capability

 Does it connect easily with your current case-management systems (Sedipualba, Gestiona, Firmadoc, Universitas XXI, etc.) and your user directory?

Certified active preservation

Does the system detect obsolescence risks and propose action plans?

Distribution and usability

 Does it let you launch customizable public access portals and connect with Hispana or Europeana via OAI-PMH?

Active digital preservation: the archive that looks after itself

Follow a document’s journey through Letmino and watch, one by one, the risks that threaten your collection today disappear:

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Ingestion and normalization

Every document enters with its metadata, is classified according to your archival model, and is under control from the very first second , whether it comes from digitized paper, a document management system, or a forgotten hard drive.

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Continuous monitoring

The system monitors formats and media and detects the risk of obsolescence before it materializes.

WITHOUT LETMINO

A 2010 scan unreadable by 2035

WITH LETMINO

The alert arrives years before the format dies.

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Proactive migration

Every action on every document is logged without any work from your team.

04

Automatic traceability

Every action on every document is logged without any work from your team.

WITHOUT LETMINO

Proving integrity and authenticity during an audit was impossible.

WITH LETMINO

The report is exported in one click.

05

Active protection

Redundant storage, integrity verification, and access roles that shield your collection from ransomware, leaks, and technical failures.

WITHOUT LETMINO

An incident could destroy irrecoverable collections.

WITH LETMINO

There’s a live, verified copy.

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Controlled dissemination

Customizable portals with different access levels and OAI-PMH connectivity with Hispana and Europeana. Heritage isn’t just preserved: it’s seen

Why institutions choose LETMINO for their archive

Archive Preservation

Active preservation that detects risks and migrates formats before a document becomes illegible. No manual intervention required from your team.

Regulatory compliance included and always up to date

OAIS, ENS, eIDAS, GDPR, and LOPD come standard and are kept up to date as part of the service. No adaptation projects needed when regulations change.

Full traceability with no extra work for your team

Every action on every document is logged automatically. Audit reports are generated and exported in one click. Your documentation is always ready.

A specialist team with you from day one

Consulting, migration, training, and ongoing support under the same contract. The Letmino team works as an extension of your own, at no additional cost.

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In the first session, we’ll show you the full potential of the tool and its modular system, how it adapts to your archive’s needs, and what we could achieve together.

Frequently asked questions

It’s the set of processes that guarantee an electronic document remains legible, intact, and authentic over the long term: format migration and review, media management, metadata management, and continuous integrity verification throughout the entire document lifecycle.

Digitizing means converting a document to electronic format. Preserving means making sure that document stays usable 10, 30, or 100 years from now. Without active preservation, what’s digitized today may be unreadable tomorrow.

OAIS is the international reference standard for long-term digital preservation. It defines how to ingest, store, manage, and distribute digital objects while guaranteeing their authenticity. Odilo’s digital archiving solution implements it as standard.

National Interoperability Framework (ENI) and its Technical Interoperability Standards (NTI)

National Security Framework (ENS) High Category

OAIS model (ISO 14721) and ISO 16363 certification to guarantee long-term digital preservation

The EU’s eIDAS regulation to guarantee the authenticity and legal validity of documents

Data protection regulations such as GDPR and Spain’s LOPDGDD

Multiple international ISO standards, including the ISO 27001, 27701, 27017, and 27018 security family, ISO 22301 for business continuity, and ISO 17068 as a trusted third-party repository.

Through traceability of every action, integrity verification, version control, and exportable audit logs. For any inspection, you can prove what a document is, where it came from, and that it hasn’t been altered.

Yes. Odilo includes OAI-PMH connectivity to share holdings with the Hispana and Europeana aggregators, with dedicated portals for public or restricted access depending on the level you define.

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