Articheck - Create professional digital art condition reports easily

Your Home of Digital Art Condition Reporting

Taking condition beyond the report.

Trusted by museums, galleries, shippers and conservators across the world.

Quick, easy, secure, shareable and standardised

Easily create a highly professional report. Articheck accommodates everything from a 2 min quick report to a 300 page highly detailed conservator’s report. Highlight damage easily and create an auditable trail for your objects.

“Articheck has made my work on exhibitions so much easier! It not only saves me time, but has taken my condition reports to the next level of professionalism.”

Amanda Kohn

Registrar, Portland Art Museum

On the go or at your desk!

Articheck exists as an iOS and web app, and can be used from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. Your reports sync across all devices keeping your team, clients and collaborators updated wherever they are.

“Articheck has become a crucial part of our organization…a tool that we can’t live without.”

Simone Manwarring

Senior Director, Sprüth Magers

Break down barriers to sales

Year on year, the Hiscox Online Art Trade Report names lack of condition information as a top barrier to sales.

Incentivise buyers by securely sharing Articheck condition reports and adding summary reports to your online viewing rooms.

"Articheck is a fantastic tool for fine art shippers. We love it."

Clyde Kent

Gander & White Shipping

Articheck works with all CMS and databases

Find out more about integrations

“Articheck has been developed by people who understand the needs of collections management and conservators. It’s been so helpful for working on loans and a large survey we are completing. It syncs well with TMS and we are actively recommending it to partners we work with.”

Sara Frankel

Harvard CHSI

Virtual Courier

New from Articheck, Virtual Courier is the world’s first software system designed to reduce risk before, during, and after shipment.

Click here to find out more.

"From my point of view, not doing digital condition reports at this point is negligence – there are so many issues with it. Once insurers understand that, the requirements must change."

John Robinette

JT Robinette Art & Artifacts Collections Management