A DAM ensures that all digital assets are available in one place. It is the place to store all your digital assets. Users can easily download content, use it for a new means of communication, and share the content online or have it printed.
The DAM, our Digital Asset Manager, offers central storage of all corporate identity elements and communication materials, such as images, logos, fonts, vectors and multimedia files, Adobe and Microsoft Office files, PDFs, brochures, flyers, leaflets, posters, business cards, and so on. It is the heart of the brand portal. All items are stored and structured using metadata.
The DAM is directly connected to all functionalities in Cordeo. Creating, sharing and managing expressions and resources go hand in hand in one brand portal. Thanks to these links, you are able, for example, to load items directly from the DAM during the creation process. We also call this an image bank or library.
Digital Asset Management provides a basis and storage for all media, documents, files and corporate identity elements. Created materials are also monitored here. With DAM you guarantee your corporate identity in all communications.
The DAM is the heart of all digital assets. It is connected to all creation and distribution tools in Cordeo. Both experienced and inexperienced users can work with Cordeo.
Thanks to the user-friendliness in combination with integrations between all parts that make up Cordeo, users work efficiently and quickly. This saves you time and costs on individual and organisational scale.
By embracing a DAM as a SaaS solution, all users have access to the portal. Not only at the office, but from any desired location with an internet connection.
Digital assets are stored and structured using metadata. When storing an item, informational labels and tags can easily be included. The metadata also includes the file information automatically embedded within the items. As a user you can easily filter what you need or search specifically through search options.
As an organisation you determine, a.o., which items to assign an expiration date to, as well as user permissions with different roles and rights.
Is everyone in your organisation allowed to add files? Or do you have a main person responsible? We are happy to help you find a suitable design during implementation.
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