10/03/2026
Supporting Continuity and Data Ownership Across Archaeology & Cultural Resource Management
The archaeology and heritage community is tight-knit. Whether working on academic excavations, institutional research, or private sector CRM projects, when sudden industry shifts or technical disruptions occur, keeping field operations, research, and long-term curation on trackāwithout losing critical dataābecomes top priority.
For over two decades, our focus at InTerris Registries (QLC Inc.) has been building a reliable, independent Archaeological Information System engineered specifically for academic research institutions, government agencies, museums, non-profits as well as for Cultural Resource Management (CRM) firms to maintain full control over their site and finds data.
If your team, firm, or institution is currently navigating software transitions, facing platform uncertainty, or re-evaluating how your field and lab data are managed and preserved, we are here to help ensure your work continues without interruption.
How InTerris Registries supports field & project continuity:
ā¢ Complete Data Sovereignty: You always retain sole ownership of your databases - isolated, secure, and entirely under your control, with full export capabilities in standard formats.
ā¢ Offline Relational Integrity: Purpose-built for complex archaeological requirements (nested site hierarchies, unit stratigraphy, and artifact catalogs), ensuring primary/foreign keys remain secure during multi-device field syncs without data corruption.
ā¢ Legacy Data Migration: Extensive tools to import existing, legacy, or third-party datasets, ensuring historical project records, contract archives, and repository collections are safely preserved and accessible.
ā¢ Integrated Field & Lab Workflows: Lightweight mobile field recording with automated photo-linking, backed by powerful desktop cataloging and GIS capabilities.
ā¢ Flexible SaaS Licensing: Yearly per-work-spot options designed to easily scale up or down depending on field seasons, client contracts, or active research grants.
Transitions across our field can be challenging, but project continuity, research stability, and data security shouldn't have to suffer. Whether you are migrating legacy datasets, setting up independent field databases for an upcoming project, or exploring paperless workflows, please feel free to reach out directly or send me a message. Letās talk about how we can support your work and keep your projects moving forward.
