What are the four categories of records value?

1. Administrative value: Records that are necessary for the day-to-day operations of an organization, such as policies, procedures, and correspondence.

2. Legal value: Records that have legal significance, such as contracts, agreements, and court documents.

3. Fiscal value: Records that are important for financial purposes, such as budgets, financial statements, and invoices.

4. Historical value: Records that have historical significance, such as photographs, artifacts, and other materials that document the history of an organization.

1. Intrinsic value: The value of the record as a historical document, regardless of its use.
2. Evidential value: The value of the record as evidence of a business transaction or event.
3. Informational value: The value of the record as a source of information about a business or organization.
4. Financial value: The value of the record as an asset or liability to a business or organization.