The shared brand kit library is the standout feature for our multi-client design workflow. I lock in fixed color palettes, logo files and official font sets for every brand we handle, which stops junior designers from creating off-brand social assets and cuts down hours of redundant template recreation each week. All client imagery lives in one unified asset hub, making it far easier for me to pull together files for GDPR data reviews. The extensive pre-built banner and social templates also let our team turn around fast draft visuals for local German SMEs without jumping into heavy Adobe software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a Berlin-based design agency adhering strictly to GDPR, the lack of EU-hosted servers is a major flaw. All client brand photos and stakeholder imagery get stored outside the EU, so I’m stuck manually exporting and archiving every asset to our local compliant storage weekly. There’s no folder-level access control, meaning newer team members can alter locked master brand assets by mistake. The German translation is patchy across settings menus, and bulk media deletion functions are awkward to navigate, dragging out my monthly asset cleanup audits. On top of that, there’s no bulk upload function for full brand libraries, so migrating dozens of client assets took our team days of manual work, and there are zero official setup guides written for German GDPR compliance standards. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.