
I think what I like most about Dash is honestly the new AI search part. It has literally helped and resolved so many of our issues. In the past, I was constantly working on creating folders and adding tags, but now with the new AI search, it's just very easy to search for imagery. The implementation was great and went really well. The support from Dash made us feel secure, and our POC, Alex, explained the different ways we could organize our assets with filters, tags, and folders, making the migration from Google Library smooth and pleasant. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I feel something that could be improved is just looking for a way in which my end clients, like our customers, can have better access to our imagery. We're constantly working on creating collections and then sending them over for our clients to choose the images that they wanna see on their websites. And I know we have portals, but that has a lot of limitations. For our clients, we would just love for clients to be able to see, like, a vast amount of images in a very easy way. And currently, we cannot do that with Dash. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Hi Emma,
Thanks so much for the review! Really glad AI search has made such a big difference, cutting down on the manual folder and tagging work and making imagery so much easier to find across your 400+ users. Also great to hear the migration from Google Library went smoothly, and that Alex made the whole process feel secure with clear guidance on filters, tags and folders.
On client access: that's really useful feedback, and good to know Portals is already something you've tried, even if it's not quite hitting the mark for showing clients a large volume of images easily. I'd love to understand a bit more about where it's falling short for you, whether that's browsing, volume, or something else, so we can log the right detail with the product team. Feel free to reach out directly if you're happy to share more.
Thanks again for taking the time to share such detailed feedback!
Best wishes,
Barney