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Add departments, categories, retention rules, storage areas, and optional shelves.
Record Storage & Retrieval
Make Storage Searchable.™
Simple physical-records management for organizations that have outgrown spreadsheets—but do not need a heavy enterprise records platform. Search boxes, control department access, track checkouts, manage retention, and know exactly where records are stored.
RsR is designed so any organization can configure the basics, import existing box inventory, and start working without a complex implementation project.
Add departments, categories, retention rules, storage areas, and optional shelves.
Import existing inventory or begin automatic box numbering at the number you choose.
Required fields keep records consistent. Print a clear box label right from RsR.
Use partial matching to find boxes quickly, then track checkout and return.
See eligible boxes, holds, and checkouts before any destruction action is allowed.
Useful operational controls without turning RsR into an enterprise document-management suite.
Search current or legacy box number, description, searchable contents metadata, category, location, and more—even with incomplete terms.
Start a clean RsR sequence at the number you choose, preserve optional legacy numbers during migration, and renumber exceptional cases with history retained.
Restrict users to the departments they are allowed to see while admins retain organization-wide access.
A dedicated Checkouts view shows what is out and who has it. Return history remains with the box.
Use CSV templates, field matching, preview and validation, then resolve exceptions in Import Review instead of losing good rows to one bad record.
Track storage areas and optional shelves so staff know where the physical box belongs.
Required active-box fields and import validation help keep inventory useful instead of recreating spreadsheet inconsistencies.
Held and checked-out boxes stay visible but blocked. Counts and current status also appear on the destruction review report.
Plan usage is based on the number of active physical boxes—not the highest box number or years of destroyed history.
RsR counts the physical boxes you actively manage—not the number printed on the box. Destroyed report entries do not consume active-box capacity.
For small offices replacing a spreadsheet or handwritten box list.
Get StartedA simple step up for growing business records.
Get StartedFor organizations managing a substantial onsite or offsite records inventory.
Get StartedFor larger multi-department physical-record programs that still want RsR simplicity.
Get StartedHRS keeps destroyed box records searchable and viewable without reducing your active-box allowance.
Historical Record Search (HRS) keeps destroyed box metadata searchable and viewable as read-only history. It is ideal when someone remembers a box years later and needs to confirm what happened to it.
Keep destroyed box records searchable and viewable after the physical box is gone. Historical records are read-only, clearly marked DESTROYED, and do not count against your active-box limit.
Historical records are tracked separately from the 100 active-box allowance.
Get StartedKeep a searchable record of destroyed boxes without reducing active inventory capacity.
Get StartedSeparate capacity for organizations that need deeper destroyed-box history.
Get StartedNeed a larger active inventory or historical-search allowance? We can size RsR for your organization.
Contact UsDestroyed boxes leave normal search and active inventory. RsR keeps the destruction report and a 90-day recovery snapshot for accidental destruction.
Destroyed box metadata stays searchable and viewable read-only within the plan's separate HRS capacity, while active-box capacity remains unchanged.
RsR helps customers prepare cleaner data before import, intelligently match the data they already have, and correct exceptions without rejecting an entire import.
Import the boxes you currently store and begin a clean RsR numbering sequence at the number you choose.
Preserve optional legacy box numbers, departmental duplicates and numbering gaps while assigning clean current RsR numbers if desired.
Import a prior destruction list as report history—or as searchable historical metadata when HRS is enabled and capacity is available.
RsR uses standard copy paper and inexpensive clear self-adhesive pouches. Print on an 8.5 × 11 sheet, fold it once into an 8.5 × 5.5 label, and slide it into a standard 6 × 9 clear packing-list/document pouch. The large box number plus a green P for Permanent or red D for destruction-retention boxes makes shelf organization easier at a glance.
The hosted RsR service is intentionally focused on physical-record metadata. It does not require customers to upload their document files or scans.
RsR keeps holds and checkouts visible during destruction review. A box that is on hold or checked out is blocked from destruction until the condition is resolved.
Start with the active-box capacity you need today. Add Historical Record Search when searchable destroyed-box history matters to your organization.