We often hear from users who are currently using Flickr to store their assets, and are interested in what benefits they'd get by moving to a Digital Asset Management tool like Dash.
Generally speaking, Flickr is great for individuals who want to focus purely on photography promotion and sharing, whereas Dash is designed for small teams who have multiple types of assets and want to centrally store, share and maintain them with the least amount of hassle possible!
What you get in Dash that you don't get in Flickr
Multi-user access - give access to the whole team to your assets, so anyone can download, upload, edit or share assets, with permissions assignable for each user
Support for any file type - upload and search for any file type, not just photos
Effortless bulk editing - make bulk changes to assets quickly and easily
Custom metadata fields - create your own fields using a variety of pre-made types to capture the information you really need to see
Auto-tagging - automatically tag objects, text and locations in your assets as soon as you upload them, making them instantly searchable by any user without any manual tagging or organisation being required
Custom branding - apply your logo, brand colour and custom backgrounds to make your users feel more at home
Share via zip - allow anyone to download a zip of any groups of files you choose
Access assets from within Adobe/Google/Microsoft applications - access Dash assets directly from within InDesign, Photoshop, Word, Google Docs, etc
Unlimited video length - no limits on how long your uploaded videos can be
A fresh, modern and best-practice interface - Dash has been built from the ground-up using modern design and interface principles to make using it effortless and enjoyable
Human support - Speak with a dedicated Customer Success Manager and in-app chat to get comprehensive support to ensure you have a great experience.
Your voice heard - Dash is being actively developed based on user feedback. Our customers get to have a say in what features we build.
We hope that helps. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to get in touch.