INDIGO supports heterogeneous data types and thus, you can upload and search text, image, audio, video, 3D materials of any type or format, including adaptation to new ones as they emerge.

INDIGO enables a description of your objects according to international standards and protocols such as: MARC21, UNIMARC for libraries, ISAD(G), EAD for archives and CIDOC-CRM, LIDO for museums. Dynamically extensible metadata model enables us to setting up metadata standard according to the client need.

Library catalogues use Z39.50 protocol for data exchange. INDIGO has an interface tweaked for any catalogues to which you would have access. Configuration is easy and fast.
OAI-PMH protocol is default communication and export module in INDIGO and is also on disposition for any third party system that supports standardized data harvesting and data exchange.

INDIGO provides an object search against catalogued descriptive metadata fields and object’s full text. Result list supports functionality such as relevance ranking, or personal ranking by any selected entity, as well as a powerful content discovery tool. The module uses facets for easier rendering of the material, showing semantic related items to the users.

INDIGO platform embeds modules for metadata preparation and aggregation for EUROPEANA and GETTY. For any third-party aggregation system, we can prepare data according to the required metadata scheme.

All you need is an internet access. INDIGO is available as a web application and can be licensed as SaaS in a cloud or installed on local server.