UnoPim Digital Asset Management is a Laravel-based extension for the UnoPim product information management platform. It helps organisations centrally store, organise, find and manage images, videos, documents, audio files and other digital assets.
Assets can be arranged in nested directories, enriched with tags and custom metadata, linked to products and other resources, and discussed through collaborative comments. UnoPim DAM also provides history tracking, bulk operations, media previews and REST API access.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browse assets using a searchable and filterable gallery grid.
- Organise files within an unlimited nested directory structure.
- Upload, preview, rename, replace, download and delete assets.
- Move files between directories using drag and drop.
- Add tags, embedded metadata and custom properties such as author, source and copyright information.
- Track changes made to assets through a detailed history.
- Add comments and link assets to related resources.
- Perform bulk operations including mass deletion.
- Generate thumbnail previews for videos and PDF documents.
- Download complete directories as ZIP archives.
- Include asset details in product CSV exports and imports.
- Migrate locally stored assets to Amazon S3.
- Manage directories and assets through REST API endpoints.
Website: github.com/unopim/unopim-digital-asset-management
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Developer: Webkul
License: MIT License
UnoPim Digital Asset Management is written in PHP. Learn PHP with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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