Streamline your conservation documentation with reliable software for conservators

Software for Conservators

Bridging art and science, a museum conservator’s workflow covers an impressive range of disciplines and activities. From undertaking complex restorations to researching preservation methods, your varied projects demand an exclusively designed software for conservators—which is why we spent three years creating Conservation Studio with a group of your peers.

Enjoy the on-the-go versatility of tablet-friendly software synchronized in real time with your TMS Collections database

Eliminate time-consuming data entry by completing reports and surveys directly in Conservation Studio

Safeguard your conservation work until you’re ready to share it thanks to granular security settings

Annotate photos of collection objects, highlighting areas of degradation, damage, or concern

Efficiently track light levels and humidity exposure to better protect the collection objects in your care

View historical conservation data in seconds with robust search features

Collections Care on the Go for Museum Conservators

As a museum conservator, you’re always on the move: going from the storage facilities to the gallery floor or even traveling with your objects. Watch how you can photograph, annotate, and care for your objects with conservation software as mobile as you.


	The goal is to have all the information in one database where everyone can find it and we can easily report on any aspect of the collection. We feel strongly that this is very important for the care of the collection.

	Julia Day, Conservator, The Frick Collection

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The Frick Collection Case Study

Preparing for Implementing Conservation Software
The Frick Collection, located in New York City’s Upper East Side neighborhood, is one of the most well-known museums in the world, with a collection specializing in Old Master paintings and European sculpture and decorative arts predominantly dating from the 14th to 18th century. Henry Clay Frick, who built the Frick mansion as his home [...]

The TMS Suite is Now Available for Macs, iPad, and Surface Tablets

Collections Management Software for Mac and Windows
Gallery Systems is pleased to announce that the TMS Suite of products, including TMS Collections and Conservation Studio, is now available for use on Apple iPad, Mac computers, and Microsoft Surface tablets, in addition to Windows [...]

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