Conservators using Articheck create professional condition reports faster and easier, and are empowered by organised, comprehensive artwork histories to make better decisions on how to protect and preserve objects.
Standardised but versatile condition report templates help you work faster, transforming collection surveys from major undertakings into manageable tasks.
Access clear and chronological object histories, detailed damage documentation, and multimedia condition checks to determine the best course of action for an artwork. Then add your own conservation efforts to an object’s permanent record.
Don’t put client information and insurance claims at risk – Articheck lets you securely share artwork data and condition reports or updates only with trusted partners.
Document best practices while building a comprehensive, traceable history of objects and collections. Use it to support insurance claims, rationalise treatment proposals, and demonstrate treatment progress to clients.
“Even a basic condition report, done thoroughly, takes up a great deal of time and we wanted something that would help automate the process of reporting.”
“A stunning product. You’ve done exactly what I always hoped someone would do. Articheck is so much neater, better and easier. It will significantly increase the quality for reports our museums clients can make with limited resources too.”
“Impressive to use. Easy. Fluid. Logical. Even on the first attempt it was quick and user friendly.”
We know how hard it is to create detailed, professional condition reports whilst still finding the time to manage restoration and conservation projects. That’s why we exist, to help you do less admin and more conservation. Begin your setup and create your first Articheck condition report for free.
“... Articheck has been great. It’s straightforward to use, integrates with our CMS, and allows for faster data collection and report production. In 12 days of surveying, one conservator was able to produce almost 800 reports!”
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