






Keep Your Collections Data
Accurate and Connected
Reduce Complexity and Keep Your System Running Reliably
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Maintain Consistent, Reliable Data Across DepartmentsStandardize how data is entered, structured, and maintained so your collections records remain accurate, complete, and usable over time.
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Bring Collections Data into One Authoritative SystemReduce duplication and disconnected records by centralizing collections, media, conservation, and exhibition data in a single source of truth.
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Support Integrations Without Added ComplexityConnect your collections system with digital assets, publishing platforms, and other tools while maintaining data consistency and system stability.
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Control Access and Protect Sensitive InformationDefine user roles and permissions to ensure the right people can access and edit data while maintaining security and compliance.
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Make Reporting and Data Extraction EasierQuickly generate reports and deliver reliable data to curators, registrars, leadership, and external stakeholders without manual workarounds.
Take Control of Your Data and Systems as You Scale
Manage Data, Media, and Access
Across One System
Together, these tools give you greater control over how data is structured, shared, and maintained.
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Articles, Insights & Case Studies
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Collective Conversations with Chad Petrovay
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The National Art Museum of Mexico City Case Study
The National Art Museum of Mexico City is dedicated to ensuring that visitors can experience its collections both in person and through digital platforms. Spanning the 16th through 20th…
Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums Case Study
At the center of this operation is Thomas Megaw, Lead Curator (Collections Management), who oversees documentation workflows and collection access across the city’s public-facing and purpose-built…
Collective Conversations with Chad Petrovay
Professional Services Specialist, Gallery Systems With a museum career spanning multiple institutions and over a decade partnering with Gallery Systems clients, Chad brings a rare combination of…
One Record for Every Team: Why Integration is the Future of Collections Management
The Hidden Cost of Disconnected Collection Management Software Many institutions manage their collections, exhibitions, conservation records, rights and reproductions, and digital assets across a…
Questions About Collection Management Software?
Why do I need collections management software as a database manager?
Database managers are responsible for data accuracy, system performance, and accessibility. A collections management system helps you standardize data, reduce duplication, and support teams across the museum.
What types of data can I manage in the system?
You can manage cataloguing data, provenance, conservation records, exhibition history, loans, acquisitions, digital assets, and user-generated content.
Can the system support integrations with other tools?
Yes. The TMS Suite supports integrations with digital asset management systems, publishing platforms, and other museum technologies.
How does the system support data governance?
It provides structured data fields, user permissions, audit controls, and configurable workflows so you can maintain consistency, security, and accountability.
Can I control user access and permissions?
Yes. You can define roles, manage permissions, and control who can view or edit specific data within the system.
How long does implementation take?
Timelines vary depending on your data and requirements. Many museums begin using the system within several months. For a tailored timeline, please contact the team.
