Preserve supported activity
Keep captured posts and available interaction data connected to the official social account and the municipal workspace that produced the record.
Social media archiving for local government
CivicOps keeps supported official social activity searchable with source details, version history, annotations, tags, approval context, and export tools for municipal records workflows.

Archiving is included with social media management for municipalities under 10,000 residents. Every eligible self-serve plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
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Keep captured posts and available interaction data connected to the official social account and the municipal workspace that produced the record.
Open a record to review source data, archive status, available version history, annotations, tags, and the staff workflow behind the communication.
Narrow preserved records by channel, date, status, tags, and search terms rather than scrolling through a live social feed.
Prepare selected record details for an authorized records response while leaving the source archive intact for continued reference.
See whether each official account is connected and ready for capture, with setup or reconnection status visible to administrators.
Municipal administrators can enable a public, searchable archive without giving residents access to the internal CivicOps workspace.
A clearer operating rhythm
Authorize the municipality’s eligible official account through the social provider.
Capture supported activity and keep source, version, and workflow context together.
Search the archive and prepare responsive records for authorized use.
Built for lean municipal teams
CivicOps reduces the distance between the staff who publish an update and the staff who may later need to find it. The archive supports municipal records work; it does not replace the municipality’s legal review, retention schedule, or disclosure decisions.
Questions municipalities ask
No. CivicOps provides preservation, search, context, and export tools. Each municipality remains responsible for retention schedules, legal holds, exemptions, accessibility, and disclosure decisions.
Yes. Authorized users can search preserved records and use available filters such as channel, date, status, and tags.
Where the provider makes it available, CivicOps keeps source details and version information together with CivicOps annotations, tags, and approval history.
Yes. A municipal administrator can choose to enable a resident-facing archive for approved public records.
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