CDC Arkhineo has breached the 2 billion archived documents threshold and confirms its growth.

Electronic archiving: conservation is just one part of a bigger picture. Electronic archiving is much more than simply a process of information storage and sharing. It guarantees trust in documents and aims to ensure that they are legally admissible throughout this conservation period.

Every year, CDC Arkhineo participates in diverse events. You can find us on the following three events.

This summer, CDC Arkhineo has obtained the European eIDAS qualification for the validation and preservation of qualified electronic signature and seal. 

To answer to some use cases, CDC Arkhineo has developed the multiple downloading of the archives on its web portal MyArkhineo. 

Sometimes, it is necessary to provide an access to the archived documents to some persons which don’t have an account on MyArkhineo. 

When you entrust your electronic documents to CDC Arkhineo, each of them possess a specific retention period. 

What happens once the documents reach their due date? 

Every year CDC Arkhinéo participates in diverse events. You can find us on the following three events.

Each year CDC Arkhinéo publishes three new major versions of its electronic archiving platform.

In December, we published the Winter 18 version (V.2.3). 

On 22 December 2017, CDC Arkhinéo, obtained "Hébergeur de données de santé" (HDS - healthcare data host) accreditation from the French Ministry of Health. It allows CDC Arkhinéo to "host personal health data within the framework of its electronic archiving service with probative value".