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Enterprise Information Archiving (EIA) Software

A directory of 13 enterprise information archiving (EIA) software vendors, with eDiscovery and compliance references. EIA software stores and indexes email, messages and files for retention, compliance and eDiscovery.

22 topics•3 categories•Updated November 2026

Vendors & Products

13 entries

EIA vendors and platforms. Descriptions follow each vendor's own pages and are not rankings.

01Archive360Securely migrate digital data to the cloud and responsibly manage it for today's regulatory, legal, and business intelligence obligations with enterprise-grade data governance. 02Barracuda Message ArchiverEmail protection with integrated message archiving ensures compliance through secure storage, advanced search, legal hold, and cloud-connected retention for organizations of all sizes. 03Global RelayConnecting compliant messaging with intelligent archiving for risk-ready business. Purpose-built for regulated industries including financial services, healthcare, and government sectors. 04Jatheon Archiving SuiteCustom-configurable, on-premise data archiving solution with enterprise-grade hardware. Archive email, social media, mobile, and WhatsApp communications in a unified compliance platform. 05OpenText (Micro Focus) Compliance & Information ArchivingInformation governance and automated archiving solutions to access, govern, search, analyze, and centrally manage data. Micro Focus compliance portfolio now part of the OpenText platform. 06Microsoft Exchange Online ArchivingCloud-based archiving service for Microsoft 365 and Exchange Server that solves archiving, compliance, regulatory, and eDiscovery challenges with seamless Outlook integration and unlimited mailbox archiving. 07Google VaultGoogle describes Vault as a way to retain, search and export email and file content in Google Workspace for retention and eDiscovery needs. 08Mimecast Cloud ArchiveMimecast describes an independent, cloud-based archive for enterprise information archiving and governance. 09Proofpoint Enterprise ArchiveCloud-based archiving solution that simplifies legal discovery, supervision, and end-user data access. Now part of Proofpoint's Digital Communications Governance platform for comprehensive compliance. 10Smarsh Enterprise ArchivePositions your business for the future using modern, web-scale technologies to ingest, search, and export content. Unified communications intelligence platform for compliance-ready archiving. 11Solix Enterprise Data ArchivingArchives inactive enterprise data to improve application performance, reduce infrastructure costs, and achieve compliance goals. Application retirement and test data management solutions included. 12Veritas Enterprise Vault CompleteHelps legal, compliance, IT, and records teams capture, retain, supervise, and discover enterprise information using a customer-hosted architecture. Seamlessly migrates from on-premises to cloud. Veritas documentation notes that Enterprise Vault is being renamed Arctera Enterprise Vault, and Enterprise Vault announced in May 2026 that it is a business unit of Cloud Software Group; confirm current naming and ownership with the vendor. 13ZL Technologies Unified ArchivingEnables digital enterprise transformation while maintaining the past with multidirectional information management. Centralizes control of cloud, on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud data in a single unified platform.

Learn Archiving, eDiscovery & Compliance

3 entries

Explainers and a regulatory reference. Retention rules differ by industry and country, so check the rules that apply to you.

Related Pages

6 entries

Related directories on this site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is enterprise information archiving (EIA)?

EIA is software that captures, stores and indexes email, messaging and other business content in a searchable, tamper-resistant archive for retention, regulatory compliance, legal hold and eDiscovery, separate from the live systems that created the content.

What is the difference between an archive and a backup?

A backup is a copy for restoring systems after a failure, while an archive keeps content for long-term retention and search, with retention policies, legal hold and audit trails. Archives are searched by compliance and legal teams, not used to restore servers.

What is eDiscovery and how does archiving support it?

Electronic discovery is the process of identifying, preserving and producing electronic information for legal matters. An archive supports it with indexed search, legal hold and export, so relevant content can be found and preserved without searching live mailboxes.

Which regulations drive information archiving?

Rules such as FINRA Rule 4511 on books and records and the SEC's recordkeeping rules for broker-dealers drive archiving in financial services, and other sectors have their own retention rules. Requirements differ by country and industry, so check with your compliance team.

Do EIA tools archive messaging apps as well as email?

Several vendors describe archiving of messaging, collaboration, social and mobile content as well as email; Jatheon, for example, lists social media, mobile and WhatsApp communications. Supported sources vary, so check each vendor's connector list.

How do I choose EIA software?

Compare supported content sources, retention and legal hold controls, search and supervision features, regulatory certifications, cloud or on-premises deployment, migration support and total cost. Pilot with your own data and rules.

What other directories relate to archiving?

See Content Services Platforms, Case Management Software, Digital Asset Management (DAM) Software, Knowledge Management (KM) Software, Metadata Management and Master Data Management (MDM) Software on this site.

How current is this page?

Outbound links were checked on 3 November 2026. Smarsh returns 403, OpenText returns HTTP 444 and the Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving page did not respond to automated checks; they are kept and may need a manual click. Vendor ownership and naming change often (for example Enterprise Vault is being renamed Arctera Enterprise Vault, per Veritas documentation), so confirm current details on the vendor's site.