inriver PIM vs Pattern PXM: Which is a better fit?

I love how it has really improved our process of finding, adding and editing information related to our products. The system is very modern and intelligent in terms of quickly adding information.

Other annoying thing is that the Fieldsets not read only are; if someone changes the Fieldset, data can be lost (unintentionally). Too bad, inRiver is not sharing its timeline of the roadmap.

Rep. is a stand-out representative and if you have the opportunity to work with her, you are lucky. Every single person we've met, from the developers to the President of inRiver's PIM, is top notch.

We no longer have to enter information in multiple locations, which is both redundant and leaves room for error.

I like that it's creates a great tool to house all the product data that you need to bring your products to market. It's fairly easy to use and can be customization for the business that you run.

So all products are visible for all companies. The new content segmentation feature should solve this, but we are desperately waiting for it for months.

Would actually be a great option for a startup. Beneficial for workflow management as well.

I miss some way of overview of the assortment. How is everything connected to eachother.

The ability for users to create personalized folders and share the content of those folders with whoever they want, in multiple ways, makes the tool very useful and robust in it's options.

Same with Collections and Files - there are times when users couldn't find images, only to realize they were on the wrong view. Again, something that just has to be remembered.

Amplifi.io is a great tool to share an incredible amount of information with pretty much anyone you want to share it with.

We were constantly searching for files and struggling to keep track of all our marketing collateral, which made collaboration a challenge.

The user-friendly interface and powerful search functionality make it so easy to find what we need, while the centralized asset library helps us keep track of everything in one place.

I found Amplifi.io a bit difficult to get started with.

Love the options for end users to download collections as they exist or to custom build/gather their own collection. Great search and filter tools, as well as category and language setup.

Linda L

Marketing Specialist

Setting it up was a bit confusing but we had Ken G. walking us through the entire set up process.