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Twitter Archiving
Retain and Store Records from Twitter
Keep all your organization’s tweets, retweets, replies and more safe in your archive without lifting a finger.
Compliant Records of Twitter Communications
Twitter helps government agencies and school districts share news updates to a wide audience quickly. Weather emergencies, traffic updates, and policy changes can be shared in brief tweets, alone or supported by links for further information.
These tweets and its replies are public record and must be archived in accordance with your state’s record retention requirements. ArchiveSocial’s archiving solution captures all your Twitter account’s content in near-real time, so you never have to worry about missing a record.
What We Capture:
- Tweets
- Likes
- Mentions
- Direct messages
- Profile information
- Blocked lists
- Metadata
How it Works
Simply enter your Twitter login information from your ArchiveSocial account. ArchiveSocial then connects directly to your organization’s Twitter account through Twitter’s API, or application program interface, so our software is able to interact with theirs.
When you tweet and the replies and likes roll in, everything is automatically captured and stored in your archive in its native format with metadata.
Twitter Record Keeping with ArchiveSocial Key Features
Monitoring Blocked Lists
See who has been blocked and unblocked from your Twitter account and when the actions were taken. You can also annotate the list with reasons for the block or unblock.
Archiving All Communication Types
We capture and store one-to-many content like tweets, retweets, and mentions. We’ll also save your two-way communications, including requests and direct messages.
Supporting Our Customers
Our customers love our friendly and knowledgeable Customer Experience team. They are here when you need assistance accessing your account, locating a record, and much more.
Twitter archiving is included in all ArchiveSocial plans.
Check out plans and pricing to learn more!
Twitter Remains Popular in the Public Sector
According to our annual State of Social Media survey, Twitter is the second most popular social media platform among government communicators. Want to see the full top 5?
Ensure your agency’s compliance on Twitter today!
Get a free demo of ArchiveSocial with a social media records specialist. Complete the form to get started.