MirrorWeb exists to capture, archive and preserve web-based content. Born out of a large scale web preservation project on behalf of the UK Government, our vision is to give organisations ownership of their digital truth. From financial services to public sector entities, we ensure online information and communications are recorded to meet compliance, storage and digital preservation needs.
Through our platform, you’re able to capture and archive historic records of your website and social media channels. Whether you’re a regulated firm answering compliance requirements or an iconic brand looking to preserve your digital identity, our platform captures your online communications exactly as they appeared and behaved with full interactivity.
The proof is in the pudding. On the behalf of our clients we’ve archived over 800,000,000 web pages, 4,000,000 social media posts and store over 400 TB of data.
User in Government Administration
Advanced user of MirrorWeb
★★★★★
Professional company offering a complete web archiving solution
What do you like best?
Streamlined portal interface + JIRA pages.
What do you dislike?
Not possible to mark broken pages in QA.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
I would recommend them to anyone looking for a user friendly solution to their organisational web archiving needs.
The portal provides a streamline interface to track all of the required seeds. Seeds are additionally helpful linked through to the relevant JIRA pages for QA on your side, with a team of professionals offering to investigate to any potential problems you might encounter.
Scheduled catch ups are a possibility and are useful for getting down to the root of more complex issues.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
MirrorWeb are providing a complete archival solution for our organisation's web estate. The offer a pre-crawl cycle consultation to determine the seeds to be captured, provide post-crawl QA and endeavour to solve further issues discovered on our end through an ongoing dialogue on individual JIRA pages. Finally, the crawls are published to our online web archive.
Review source: G2.com
