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* '''Advanced access control''' - Users must be authenticated before accessing the repository. All user actions are logged for future accountability. Permissions are granular and can be defined at repository level, all the way down to individual data objects.
 
* '''Advanced access control''' - Users must be authenticated before accessing the repository. All user actions are logged for future accountability. Permissions are granular and can be defined at repository level, all the way down to individual data objects.
 
* '''Integration with 3rd party systems''' - RODA exposes all its functionality via Web Services. Convenient Java libraries are available to allow developers to interact with RODA via its Core APIs. Several tools exist to create and manipulate the SIPs and submit them to RODA's ingest workflow.
 
* '''Integration with 3rd party systems''' - RODA exposes all its functionality via Web Services. Convenient Java libraries are available to allow developers to interact with RODA via its Core APIs. Several tools exist to create and manipulate the SIPs and submit them to RODA's ingest workflow.
* '''Advanced ingest workflow''' - RODA supports the ingest of new digital material as well as associated metadata in 4 distinct ways: 1) online submission (self-archiving), 2) off-line submission using an client application called “[[RODA-In]]” (off-line self-archiving), 3) batch import by depositing SIPs via FTP or SMB/CIFS; and 4) integration with third-party document management software via invocation of SOAP Services or client API.
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* '''Advanced ingest workflow''' - RODA supports the ingest of new digital material as well as associated metadata in 4 distinct ways: 1) online submission (self-archiving), 2) off-line submission using an client application called “RODA-in” (off-line self-archiving), 3) batch import by depositing SIPs via FTP or SMB/CIFS; and 4) integration with third-party document management software via invocation of SOAP Services or client API.
 
   
 
   
 
   
 
   

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