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Data flow: S-Drive to Axiell
When museum staff, archivists, or researchers submit requests through Salesforce, supporting documents stored in S-Drive such as loan agreements, condition reports, donor correspondence, or acquisition forms can be pushed into Axiell and linked to the relevant collection or object record. This gives collection teams a complete preservation and provenance trail without manually re-uploading files.
Business value: Reduces duplicate filing, improves record completeness, and ensures critical documentation is available to curators and archivists in the system used for long-term collection management.
Data flow: Axiell to S-Drive
Key metadata from Axiell such as object ID, title, creator, acquisition date, location, rights status, and preservation notes can be surfaced in Salesforce alongside related documents stored in S-Drive. This is useful for development teams, public engagement teams, or service desks that need quick access to collection context while working in Salesforce.
Business value: Improves cross-team visibility, reduces time spent searching across systems, and helps non-collection teams respond accurately to inquiries and requests.
Data flow: Bi-directional
During acquisition or donation processing, forms and supporting documents can be collected in Salesforce using S-Drive, then transferred to Axiell once the acquisition is approved. Axiell can return the assigned collection identifier and cataloging status to Salesforce so development, legal, and collections teams stay aligned on progress.
Business value: Streamlines intake, supports compliance, and creates a controlled handoff from administrative processing to formal collection registration.
Data flow: Axiell to S-Drive
Axiell can provide rights metadata, usage restrictions, embargo dates, and licensing terms for collection items that are associated with files stored in S-Drive. Salesforce users can then see whether a document, image, or media file can be shared externally, used in marketing, or published on a website.
Business value: Lowers the risk of rights violations, improves approval decisions, and helps teams publish only approved content.
Data flow: S-Drive to Axiell
Finalized documents such as exhibition records, conservation reports, digitization outputs, or board-approved policies can be exported from S-Drive into Axiell as part of a preservation workflow. Axiell can store the files with descriptive metadata and retention context for long-term access and auditability.
Business value: Ensures important institutional records are preserved in the system designed for cultural heritage retention, while keeping operational files managed in Salesforce during active work.
Data flow: Axiell to S-Drive
When a researcher or member of the public requests a digital copy of an item, Axiell can identify the approved asset and send the request context to Salesforce. S-Drive can then manage the delivery package, approval documents, and correspondence history tied to the request case.
Business value: Creates a clear service workflow, improves response tracking, and gives staff a single place to manage communication and supporting files.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Exhibition planning documents, lender agreements, insurance certificates, and transport records can be stored in S-Drive while Axiell maintains the authoritative collection and object data. As loan status changes in Axiell, Salesforce can be updated with the latest document set and approval status, helping exhibition coordinators and operations teams stay synchronized.
Business value: Reduces manual coordination across curatorial, legal, and operations teams and improves control over time-sensitive exhibition and loan documentation.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Document activity from S-Drive such as uploads, approvals, and retention actions can be combined with Axiell record activity such as catalog updates, preservation actions, and access changes to support audit reporting. This is especially valuable for institutions that need to demonstrate chain of custody, policy compliance, or grant reporting.
Business value: Strengthens governance, simplifies audits, and provides a more complete operational record across both administrative and collection management processes.