A quick summary
We’re biased, but honest: For some of you, Fotoware will be the better option. What we’re trying to demonstrate is when Picflow is a better fit in terms of features, use cases, and pricing.
FotoWare is a great choice if you have huge volumes of assets or very stringent metadata and workflow requirements. For example, if you’re a museum digitizing thousands of artifacts and need to preserve detailed metadata and search by very specific fields, FotoWare is built for that scenario. It’s also ideal if you require fast search under pressure – think of a newsroom or a marketing team that can’t wait to find the right image; FotoWare’s search is extremely optimized. Additionally, if you need a DAM that can integrate deeply and be customized to unusual workflows (like automatically pulling EXIF data from photos or linking with evidence management systems), FotoWare is extremely flexible on that front.
On the other hand, Picflow is all about simplicity and ease of use. If your need is a simple DAM, FotoWare would frankly be overkill and not as straightforward to use. Picflow would be far better for that scenario. Also, Picflow requires virtually no setup, whereas FotoWare often involves a setup and configuration phase that could be handled by an internal DAM librarian or IT specialist.
We hope your search for a better alternative to Fotoware ends here.
The Ideal Picflow Customer
You're creative or work in a marketing team.
You regularly collaborate with clients and colleagues on creative media.
You care about improving your workflow and streamlining feedback in one platform.
Unique
Features
Essentials
Sharing & Security
Proofing & Workflow
There is more: We’ve only listed some unique Picflow features that you can’t find on Fotoware.
What You Can't Do With Picflow
You won’t find invoicing, contracts, or other business manager features.
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