The right product. The right material.
Help sales teams, marketers and partners find product images and sales material they can use. Bring product codes, useful context and curated selections into the same content workflow.
Search by name or product code.
From the product source to the next customer conversation.
Find a known product. Explore a product family.
Some people arrive with a product code. Others know the range or type of product they need. Give both a useful route: searchable names and identifiers, recognizable groups and a few relevant filters.
Use properties for repeatable information such as product family, market or language. Keep image roles clear so people can distinguish a product shot, an image in context and a detail view.
Help people choose between similar files.
Bring useful descriptions and usage information close to the image. Prepare the formats your audience needs and make the differences understandable before someone downloads or inserts a file.
A sales team preparing a presentation may need a different file from an agency preparing print material. Plan those choices around actual work, with the appropriate permissions and usage terms.
Turn a broad library into a focused launch kit.
Keep the complete authorized product collection available for specialists. Give a dealer or sales team a smaller selection of images, product documents and campaign guidance for the task in front of them.
Reuse managed assets in the relevant library and folder selections. Choose a manual folder for a deliberate release package, or a smart folder when maintained rules should determine the selection.
Keep the source and its owner clear.
Manage the content in Pickit, connect a supported existing source, or combine both. If a PIM or another system owns product information, agree which files and fields should reach Pickit and how they will be maintained.
Test a new product and a changed record before widening the connection. Agree what happens to withdrawn material and who checks the result, so the destination stays useful as the source changes.
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Choose a useful sample
Start with one product family, its images and sales documents, and the audience that needs them.
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Test the complete task
Ask someone to find a known product, choose a suitable file and use it in their actual work app.
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Maintain and improve
Review search gaps, content activity and feedback. Fix missing information and clarify who handles the next product update.
Mustad
Mustad’s published story describes retaining its PIM while using Pickit to make content available to the people who need it.
Read the customer storyA few useful answers.
Do we need a separate library for every product?
A library can hold many products. Use product information, folders and search to make them findable. Create separate libraries when an audience needs a different discovery experience, metadata setup or ownership arrangement.
Can we keep our existing PIM or DAM?
Yes, a setup can build on an existing source. The connection depends on the source system, available integration and agreed mapping. Review how files, metadata, updates and withdrawals will be handled for your setup.
Can different markets use different material?
Market and language information can help people find the relevant files. Configure access separately where content is restricted; a filter or folder name does not itself control permission.
Will updating the source replace material in existing presentations?
Updates can give users a current source for new work. A file already downloaded or inserted into a presentation does not automatically change with the library.
Bring a product family. Follow its content into use.
We can walk through the source, search experience and files your sales teams or partners need, then plan a practical first setup.