Managing many files from many sources shouldn't slow down your productivity
Isn't there a way to manage many assets and still focus on productivity?
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Communication Designer
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Content Creator
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Communication Designer
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Illustrator
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Creative Director
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Web Designer
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Communication Designer
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Content Creator
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Communication Designer
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Illustrator
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Creative Director
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Web Designer
We want to update images, products & more without learning how to use the program
Jack – a 37 years old Product Manager – had been tasked with updating the company's product portfolio on their website, but he had no experience with the software nor was a designer/developer available at the time. He struggled to understand the program and wasted hours trying to make simple changes, causing him immense frustration and stress…Inefficient collaboration kills efficiency
Does this sound familiar to you? Your team members are workin on files from many different sources – many of them not even up to date. Miscommunications begins and is causing unnecessary delays. You are tired of this asynchronous teamwork and wish that everyone would work together better…"Where was the file again?"
Samantha, a busy project manager, was searching for a critical project file, but she couldn't find it. She realized that the file was stored in many different places, including email attachments, shared drives, and cloud storage. Samantha spent hours searching through each source, but to no avail, causing her immense frustration and above all unnecessary stress.So, imagine there was a solution
Hint: we have one
A tool that can update your products without logging in
if you could just put a image or description into a folder and the information, images and co. could update on the website, in brochures and the like…A new way of collaboration where everything is up to date
If your team could work consistently regardless of the number of files from different platforms, where all updates happen in real time and efficiency increases…So... that's exactly what we have developed
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