Contentserv vs Salsify: Which is a better fit?

The PIM product is truly an amazing experience every day. We couldn’t have chosen a better one and recommend Contentserv as a very good product and inspired team with a great vision.

We need a very complex data model for our products. There are some obstacles to use this data model in this software.

The implementation process itself is another great strength of the company, which was done only in a couple of weeks and we couldn't be more grateful with the fact.

Can't think of what to really dislike at the moment.

Our users are very happy to finally have some kind of automation for their tasks. We are getting so much closer to our product experience vision.

With the CS-Suite, we have found the best implementation partner for us. That makes it very pleasant for us.

Insights is helpful, and the customer service team is fairly responsive. Once they do get back to you, they usually have the answer you are looking for which is great.

The experience with this vendor is horrible, they practically disappeared immediately after the sale. I do not recommend it to anyone.

Jake J

ecommerce analyst

Salsify has been a great addition in our workflow, and we'd recommend it.

Missing analytics behind what retailers have all of the available content on their websites.

Adam A

Vice President, eCommerce

The ability to resize/rename images on the fly has been a useful tool, as we previously maintained a folder for each customer's images that were specifically sized and named for them.

The onboarding process is a tedious process that is full of meetings and bureaucratic nonsense.

Jake J

ecommerce analyst

Digital Catalogs are an excellent tool, very efficient for using w/ multiple clients. Image manipulation on demand is awesome.

Adam A

Vice President, eCommerce

If you type a part number quickly, the site lags, and cannot find the item. I usually edit the URL in the address bar to go directly to the page I'm looking for.