Archival material refers to records or documents created by the activities of legal or natural persons in the performance of their activity. Archival material has a lasting significance for culture, history and other sciences, irrespective of the place and time of their emergence, the shape and the material carrier they are preserved. Archival material is kept, protected, processed and used in archives, and may be public and private. The digitization of archival, library and museum materials is carried out with the aim of protecting the original, increasing the availability and the possibility of using the material. In addition, it is also being done to create a new offer, ie customer service or to supplement the existing fund. Digitalisation can offer not only new content, but also new services that otherwise would not be possible or would be difficult to perform outside of the electronic environment. Archives are directed to the preservation and protection of cultural goods made up of different cultures, past and present civilizations, handicrafts, manuscripts and printed materials, and in recent times audiovisual materials and electronic documents.