Single repository for all research

Haplo provides a single repository for all research, enabling all research outputs related to a project to be stored together and searched simultaneously.

Haplo’s flexible data model can represent any type of information and manage datasets, traditional and non-traditional output types in one repository.

Supporting practice based research

Haplo can support the rich variety of research outputs from practice based research due to its highly flexible metadata, configurable visual display, and elegant collections and portfolio functionality.

Comprehensive research information system

Haplo Repository is an integral part of Haplo Research Manager , a comprehensive research information system.

Haplo provides researchers with a single interface for repository, Graduate School management, Ethics, and more. Haplo is a single system for management of research from project conception through to managing research outputs and making them discoverable.

Supporting REF

Haplo provides integrated support for managing REF exercises. With fully pluggable and configurable processes to fit your institution’s processes, Haplo is the ideal choice for smoothly managing your data to prepare REF submissions.
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Clear and simple reports give Unit of Assessment Leads and REF and Repository Managers real-time visibility of the current state of REF readiness.
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Sensitive data and processes can be managed within Haplo with confidence, due to Haplo’s ISO27001 certification, and fine-grained permissions ensure only administrative users access confidential information.

Integrates perfectly

Haplo provides an extensive API for publishing and receiving machine-readable structured data in open formats. As well as standards based APIs, Haplo's open server-side API makes it easy to support custom integrations.

Haplo supports direct harvesting from external services, minimising manual data entry by researchers. Encrypted data is transferred to dedicated preservation services for long-term preservation and storage.

Haplo can integrate with an institution’s authentication systems enabling users to login with their usual username and password, and can receive enhanced information from university HR and Student Record Systems.

Open Source

Haplo Repository is open source, available under the liberal Mozilla Public Licence (MPLv2). We open source our work to ensure that institutions have complete control over their repository, and to make this resource available to everyone who needs it.

Reassuringly secure

Haplo is provided as an ISO27001 certified service.

Haplo’s focus on security makes it the reassuring choice for storing sensitive data and managing embargoed or restricted files.

Trusted by

Westminster

Haplo is powering the University of Westminster’s research repository, WestminsterResearch. Using Haplo, the university benefits from a single repository for all their research outputs, including those from their practice based and creative research. Haplo provides institutions with full control over the visual styling of their public interface, enabling the repository to integrate seamlessly into the rest of the university’s website.

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Rothamsted

Rothamsted Research is a world-leading, non-profit research centre that focuses on strategic agricultural science to the benefit of farmers and society worldwide.

Haplo is proudly working with Rothamsted to provide an internal repository management system for their research.

Technical details

Open source

Haplo Repository is open source, under the liberal Mozilla Public Licence (MPLv2). We open source our work to ensure that institutions have complete control over this important system, and to make it available to everyone who needs it.

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Security

Haplo is provided as an ISO27001 certified service. Haplo’s focus on security makes it the reassuring choice for storing sensitive data and managing embargoed or restricted files.

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Multi-tenacy

Haplo is the ideal choice for multi-tenant repositories enabling a single institution to host all research outputs in one repository; and a group of institutions to share a repository.