ArcTitan vs Arkivum

ArcTitan is a cloud email archiving product that stores copies of organizational email for later retrieval. It offers Easy Search and Expert Search, saved queries, scheduled results, and searches across companies, departments, or individual users. Searches can include common attachments such as Office documents, PDF, ZIP, and OpenOffice files. For legal and compliance requests, the product provides searchable email records, retrieval, legal hold, and eDiscovery tools. The maker says ArcTitan is designed to help meet requirements including GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, SEC, and FINRA, and describes configurable long-term retention, tamper-proof archiving, encryption, access controls, and AI-powered antimalware. It integrates with Office 365 and Google Workspace and supports other email platforms. Archives can be imported from Exchange, Google Apps, EML, MBOX, MSG, and PST; export formats include EML, MSG, PDF, TIFF, and PST, with search and export also listing ZIP and CSV. The product page states there are no search limits and cites a 50,000-item export limit. ArcTitan is available on web, Android, and iOS. Pricing requires a quote; a 14-day free trial is offered.

Arkivum is a browser-based SaaS archive for organizations that need long-term data retention and digital preservation. It combines safeguarded storage, preservation copies, search, controlled access and migration support to help keep archived material usable. Data is kept in at least two geographic locations, with a third optional, and receives automated integrity checks alongside immutable storage. Hosting is on AWS, with locations aligned to customer data-sovereignty requirements and an optional Azure escrow copy.

Arkivum can create preservation copies for well over one hundred common file formats while retaining original files. Its browser dashboard supports standard and custom metadata search, full-text search for certain formats, file previews and metadata validation. SharePoint and OneDrive connect through Office 365 integration, while an open API supports other integrations. Regulated archive controls include encryption, audit trails, retention rules, legal holds, access controls and optional SSO. Arkivum targets life sciences, scientific research, cultural institutions and corporate archives, and says it typically works with organizations retaining data for at least 10 years. Pricing and package are tailored to each customer.