record-keeper

noun
UK /ˈrekɔːd ˌkiːpə/
US /ˈrekərd ˌkiːpər/

A person who writes down and keeps track of important information.

The record-keeper wrote down everyone's scores in a notebook.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Someone who keeps official records for a group or organization.

The club's record-keeper stored all the meeting notes in a safe place.

3. A person who tracks statistics or results, such as in sports.

The record-keeper updated the team's win-loss numbers after every game.

4. A person or system that stores historical information for the future.

The museum's record-keeper catalogued every new item that arrived.