Criteria

• Price
  • Initial subscription price
  • Free storage size limit 
  • Either total price or price per year
  • Individuals
  • Organizations (including publishers, scientific societies, libraries, funders, and others)
• Size limit
  • Default uploaded file size
  • Uploaded file size on request
  • Number of files that can be stored
  • Total allowed storage capacity
• Allowed data types
  • Data types
  • What is the plan for ensuring that the data type can be read in the future?
• Research restrictions
  • Not allowed material
• Research phase
• Research topic requirement
  • Like astronomy, biology, archeology and so on 
• Access to data
  • Conditions that the files have to fulfill
  • Tracking users and statistics
  • Restricted Access
• Data security
  • How many copies of the data are present?
  • How protected are the data?
• Location
  • Place located
  • Accept material from
• Ownership
• Versions
• Safety
• Sustainability
  • What is the plan in case the service gets terminated?
  • What funding is there?
  • How much do the users of the service contribute with
  • How high is the risk of the service getting terminated
• Withdrawal of data
• Revocation of DOIs
• Data privacy
  • Virus check
  • Encryption
• Form restrictions (like corpus, survey etc)
• Policy/Law
• Preservation of data
  • Retention period
  • Functional preservation
  • File preservation
  • Fixity and authenticity
• Metadata 
  • Access and reuse
  • License
• Requirement/wishes (Ingest, Data Management, Preservation, Administration, Archival Storage and General)
  • Submission Information Package (SIP)
  • Record decision relating to SIP
  • Identify data objects
  • Validate files
  • Automated extraction of metadata
  • Record related physical material 
  • Select and configure automation
  • Process large numbers of large filesFulfills Dublin Core metadata
  • Persistent unique internal identifiers
  • PDI associated with content information
  • PREMIS metadata schema
  • Describe data at different levels of granularity
  • Maintain relationship between different file representations
  • Store technical metadata extracted from files
  • The digital archive will fulfill Dublin Core metadata
  • The digital archive will guarantee long-term preservation and integrity of the data
  •  The digital archive will be certified to the Trusted Repositories Audit and Certification standard
  • The digital archive will have access controls that can be used to restrict access to sensitive data if this is necessary
  • Preservation plans for individual or groups of files
  • Automatic checking performed post-migration
  • Record actions, migrations and administrative processes
  • Disposal of data where appropriate
  • Record of what, when and why material got disposed
  • Reporting capabilities so statistics can be collated
  • Monitor the integrity using checksums
  • Error report when data are lost or corrupted
  • Compliant with OAIS
  • Integrate with a range of repository or content management systems
  • APIs for integrating with other systems
  • Incorporate new digital preservation tools as they become available
  • Extracting and exporting data and metadata
  • Support and technical help is available
  • Under active development
  • Community of users exists

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