Products
Fylr is the core of every solution we deliver. The modules shown below are our own - each one built because a customer had a job the platform did not solve on its own.
Platform
Digital Asset Management
One of the market's most advanced and flexible DAM products, and the foundation for everything we deliver. With Fylr, it's not the users who have to adapt to the system – we adapt the system to the way you work. Fylr handles the storage, registration, searching, access rights and distribution of media files – either on-premises at your premises or as a hosted solution.
Attention modules
The modules are our own - built on top of Fylr because customers needed them.
AWP
The publishing platform for Fylr
The portal colleagues, the public and external partners meet. AWP gives access to selected parts of the material in Fylr with the search, the views and the look you want — and with control over who may download what.
SCHEDULER
The work that has to happen every night
Define tasks that run automatically on a schedule you set. Heavy jobs move outside working hours, and the tasks nobody wants to remember simply get run. The manager is a plugin in Attention Control Center; the work is done by a service on the machine where it needs to happen.
AMS
Collection system and media bank, one reality
Ties Fylr to the museum's collection management system so catalogue records, vocabularies and digital assets stay aligned without manual work. Catalogue data stays authoritative in the collection system, the files stay controlled in Fylr, and AMS makes sure information runs the right way.
AVP
Video out of the media bank
A standalone video player that streams a video object from Fylr with every stream quality and subtitle track stored on the source. Use it as it is, or embed it in an external CMS so the video plays where it needs to play — without copying the file around.
AFS
The file server and Fylr, in step
Synchronises a directory on the file system — and everything beneath it — with Fylr. New files are discovered and created automatically, and if the source is changed or renamed, the record in Fylr follows. Creative users can keep working where they are used to working.
An informal meeting is usually the fastest way to find out whether a DAM makes sense for you - and what it would take.