One toolbox for every season, team and partner.
Haglöfs combined brand guidance, campaign assets and partner access in a shared Pickit toolbox.

For Haglöfs, each season brings new products, campaigns and material to share with employees, retailers and partners. The outdoor brand needed a simpler way to organize that content and put it within reach of the people representing the brand.
The challenge: seasonal content across a wide network
Haglöfs had relied heavily on SharePoint to distribute marketing files externally. As campaigns changed and the volume of content grew, that approach became cumbersome for the communications team and its network.
The task was broader than storing more files. Partners needed an understandable way to find relevant images, videos, advertising and social content, while marketing needed a manageable structure and appropriate access for different audiences.
“I don’t need to be the brand police officer”
The approach: assets and guidance in one place
Haglöfs created a shared marketing toolbox with seasonal assets and brand guidance. Themed collections made seasonal material easier to browse, and access permissions helped the team present content to the right people.
Brand guidance sat alongside the assets themselves, so employees and external partners could find both the material and the context needed to use it.
A Dropbox connection was an important part of the setup. It let the team continue using familiar tools while making Pickit the organized destination for discovery and distribution.
The result: easier access, with better visibility for marketing
Haglöfs described employees and partners finding what they needed without searching across tools, files and email. The marketing team also used asset statistics to understand usage and inform its content work.
The change was meaningful for brand guidance too. With material and instructions readily available, the team described less need to police everyday brand decisions. The toolbox made approved content easier for a broad network to put to work.
Customer experiences and results refer to the setup described in the original story.

