Records Services

The creation and proper management of records is central to the success of the University's learning, teaching, research and administration activities. As a publicly funded institution, the University must maintain a reliable "institutional memory", produce evidence of its activities and decision-making, and retain an authentic record of its contributions to education, research, academic pursuits and the wider community.

All staff, volunteers, titleholders, visitors, adjuncts, affiliates, research students and University-controlled entities are responsible for the creation, capture and management of University records, including research data. Recordkeeping Fundamentals briefly explains your responsibilities.

Records Services supports good recordkeeping by providing timely, cost-effective services that include:

• professional advice and assistance
• centralised file storage and retrieval
• electronic document management by means of the University's recordkeeping system, HPE Content Manager (formerly TRIM and HPRM)
• educational and outreach programs.

Find out more from our Popular Services section, or contact Records Services.

Popular Services

Request a New File Records Services creates all new files. Multiple files can also be requested.  Learn more

Lodge a Legal DocumentA legal document is a record of the assets, legal interests and obligations of the University or its entities. You can lodge these in electronic or paper form.  Learn more

Request Access to Security GroupsSecurity groups are created in HPE Content Manager to restrict access to records. New groups can be created, members added/removed and details changed.  Learn more

Request Access to the Electronic Records SystemTo obtain a HPE Content Manager licence, an application form is required. Applications are free and training is provided.  Learn more

Know What to Do With the Papers in Your OfficeWhether you are planning an office move or tidy-up, get advice and support to ensure the papers in your office are managed in line with University policy.  Learn more